Sentence examples for Sources of unease from inspiring English sources

But there are also more distinctive sources of unease in this series, including vengeful fathers and spooky bachelors with violent designs on little girls.

The chief source of unease had a name: Donald Trump.

At the same time, identifying an early source of unease is not difficult.

Religion may have monopolised Darwinian controversy lately, but race remains a source of unease and suspicion.

Another potential source of unease lies in the fairly high number of people who have stopped looking for work.

As with Burns's 2005 graphic novel "Black Hole," the central source of unease here is the world-warping chaos of youth and sex.

But while the riots and clashes punctuate the country with alarm, it is the hunger that remains the constant source of unease.

The close relationship between Italy's Silvio Berlusconi and Russia's Vladimir Putin is a source of unease for the US state department.

Another source of unease and doubt for taxpayers is a trend toward increases of other sorts: in scrutiny by revenue authorities, reporting requirements for individuals and businesses, and legislation to close tax code loopholes.

There was a glimmer of hope a year ago that claims of a "special relationship" between Britain and the US would be quietly dropped, thus removing a source of unease and embarrassment on both sides of the Atlantic.

In my household, however, there was an additional source of unease – a special elephant in the corner of the room or, more accurately, a little Dumbo at the festive table, namely myself.