Sentence examples for a sort of unease from inspiring English sources
"There's been a boom, and now there's a sort of unease.
In direct reference to Craii..., George Călinescu wrote: "Reality is transfigured, it becomes fantastical and a sort of Edgar Poe-like unease agitates [the main characters], these good-for-nothings of the old Romanian capital".
They may have missed out on a raise or a bonus this year, and this sort of unease prevents many from investing in a home for themselves.
In the past months in Britain, there has been a sort of low-humming cultural unease about suicides on the Tube, which are readily announced over station intercoms as the reason for delays, presumably to allay fears of terrorism.
I don't think he let the franchise down in some huge way, but I did feel some sort of unease".
The scene became a sort of classic, but not without engendering some unease among both men's fans.
The bleakness of her environment — "Pretend you're comfortable," she tells Jonathan — mirrors her emotional impoverishment, an interior unease that she rationalizes as a sort of hair-shirted pioneer strength.
