Sentence examples for Profound unease from inspiring English sources
Moments of majestic assertion give way to profound unease as themes splinter and fray.
"We are in a moment of profound unease about the stability of the executive branch of our government," he began.
PAGE B1 Unease, but Also Support Americans expressed profound unease about new terrorist attacks after the air strikes.
What produced thunderous applause in Congress created profound unease in the chanceries of Europe.More worrying is the gap that occurred between rhetoric and reality.
2.51pm GMT At Church House, my colleague Lizzy Davies notes: lizzy davies (@lizzy_davies) Somewhere during the day, the mood at synod went from optimism to profound unease.
But I for one, feel a profound unease at the thought of having a president who proudly proclaims that he does not believe in evolution.
This is certainly true for Lila, a character marked by profound existential unease.
More than physical disgust, Orwell is at pains to evoke a world of profound moral unease.
In part, it may be because the McCann case speaks to a profound noughties unease about the rules and roles of parenthood.
And yet one could only leave that film with a profound sense of unease.
Matthew Abbott was in a one-man tent about 20km outside Lightning Ridge when he began to feel a profound sense of unease.
