Sentence examples for Cause unease from inspiring English sources

Worn in public, these robes and gowns were guaranteed to cause unease among people accustomed to functioning in society at large.

Others don't go as far, but the mixed legacy of the Internet — so amazing, yet so insecure — continues to cause unease among much of its founding generation.

Nowhere near the levels of 1998's financial implosion which ended with the country defaulting, but already enough to cause unease on the streets of Moscow.

At a pre-arranged press conference in Tehran, he strode on stage clad in a pale suit, hands held self-deprecatingly aloft and wearing the mischevious grin which has the ability to cause unease from the Knesset to Capitol Hill.

Blair's clothes are designed to be an opaque surface: they reflect the voter back at himself in a flattering light, rather than offering any insights which might cause unease.

(One of Petraeus's former aides has said that the affair began after he resigned form the military, but his relationship with Broadwell, who is an Army reservist, was such to cause unease even in Afghanistan).

But the argument itself has caused unease.

But growing questions surrounding the case caused unease.

The speed of the process is also causing unease.

Still, the gesture caused unease among the Satmar.

The haste with which banks are repaying funds is causing unease in political circles.