Sentence examples for Induce unease from inspiring English sources
There are popping sounds of gunfire at night in the Central City and St. Roch neighborhoods flanking downtown — not as often as before, but enough to induce unease.
Whenever a big-name chef sets out along Gary Rhodes Avenue, the chasm between his histrionic passion for bespoke cooking and the hard realities of off-the-peg mass catering induces unease.
Parodoxically, although theatrical nudity is now far from being a legal or social taboo, it still induces unease in an audience because of the exposure of actors to voyeuristic scrutiny and the uncertainty, at least for this man in the stalls, over whether the male gaze should be averted or maintained in such situations.
My unease induced a kind of militant genetic throwback from a guy who in a genuinely good bloke.
Though there is a ton of goodness here, the state of limbo induced by the unease of uncertainty has wreaked havoc on my mind.
French's drawings induce feelings of tenderness and unease, body horror mixed with pathos.
The same people who voted for you also seem to have made a new sport out of discussing the little things that have somehow come to define you: every cringe-inducing non-statement you make, your fish out of water expression, your sheer unease in your new public role.
Mirrors compound the unease.
