Sentence examples for Feel unease from inspiring English sources
WHAT made Naresh Kukreti feel unease about one week ago?
"These debates are difficult, it's reasonable that people feel unease.
It doesn't make me feel better — I just feel unease almost all the time.
"It is clear that the top leaders feel unease with Christianity," he said.
Many will feel unease at the FBI's nine-month penetration of LulzSec and – at the very least – parts of Anonymous.
"But I'm old enough to feel unease and suspicion that this rosy environment we live in is too good to be true and may not last forever.
Reading them, I felt unease, even panic.
A crack epidemic raged and some felt unease leaving the house dripping in jewels, flitting around in flashy dresses.
He felt unease at having his house associated so closely with what Mario Cuomo once called the most pernicious and durable of Italian-American stereotypes, the mobster.
Every single time she visited a pool, she felt unease due to a perception of breathing water risk, immediate physical fatigue due to incorrect stroke movements and inconvenience related to the pool check in and out process.
As American Muslims mourned the 49 worshipers killed in attacks on two New Zealand mosques, new ripples of fear echoed through a community that has long felt unease in the United States.
