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• The ones furthest from his theme of haunted unsettlement seem most contrived.
• Watching some of the Sept . 11 coverage might actually prolong the sense of unsettlement.
• Mitchell is a formula for unsettlement.
• Some commentators have suggested that growing up through the Great Recession has given the cohort a feeling of unsettlement and insecurity.
• Remarkably, the objects of May's unsettlement, while hardly perfect people, are just as relatable and even likable.
• While the malign Government grapples with " unsettlement in the east " and " rebellion in the southern provinces,"
• What resulted was a new independent Newbattle Church that would see traumatic times, as Scotland, in particular, entered the Period of Unsettlement.
• "If there is not potential for abrasion, unsettlement, critique, why have a religious affiliation in any active sense ? " he asks.
• Turner suggests it is likely that both events have resulted in a feeling of unsettlement and insecurity among the people of Generation Z with the environment in which they were being raised.
• For Buchanan of UT, the danger in talk radio's harangues against the president is that they might " be enough of an unsettlement to tip an unbalanced character ."
• The farming system which was in vogue for a long time and which raised its head again till the advent of British rule in all periods of political unsettlement was at least of the time being put a stop to.
• :: : : Your feeling of unsettlement is based on the false assumption that the gap between the current and the " older article " contained a factual account of the Islamic contributions to mathematics instead of a fabricated story.
• It's O . K . Nevertheless, while it is clearly better for Stephen Dubner if his turbulent soul stays quiet, I think readers of this wonderful book will rather hope that a continued measure of unsettlement inspires him to write more.
• This is a time when our city, our nation and our society are suffering the pains of loss, unsettlement and confusion, and what do we need our artists for, after all, if not to be our psychic soldiers, to try to express what the rest of us cannot, even if it may be entirely inexpressible?