Sentence examples for Time of unease from inspiring English sources

The very irrationality of myth makes it irresistible in a time of unease or trauma like the present: we are all at risk of being blown away by the rhetorical jet exhaust that Air Force One leaves behind it.

"Putting pen to paper will bring some certainty at a time of unease over global trade tensions, and be held up as an example of Trump-era deals as he prepares to meet China's Xi Jinping at the G-20... Several hurdles remain.

"All occurred at a time of great unease in the world," Mr. Spielberg said.

The comfort they offer is appropriate to a time of vague unease about war, epidemics and recession.

And now, can they do so at a time of deep unease in the region and local fears of losing their cultural identity?

Carter's appeal for a new moratorium falls at a time of mounting unease about the huge disparities in the use of capital punishment in America.

It was a time of great unease for Kim Il-sung, who was afraid this shift in political landscape could cost him his grip on power.

Mr. Xi's trip, with its tone of camaraderie, also had a message for Americans at a time of growing unease in Washington over China's economic and military rise.

But labor contracts for the vast majority of the state's 190,000 employees expire on March 31, giving Mr. Cuomo an opening to seek changes at a time of public unease toward government workers' benefits.

And at a time of civil unease and class tensions, the heights of such buildings (some with as many as 11 stories) were seen as a way for the wealthy to escape the grit of the street.

The revelation that the US used extreme pressure to secure Pakistan's cooperation in the war on terror arrived at a time of renewed unease in the US about its frontline ally.