Sentence examples for an unease from inspiring English sources

Yet there's still an unease.

There's a restlessness, an unease, a desperation, an existential panic.

"At same time, there is an unease about information overload.

"There's an unease," said the official, who would not allow his name to be used.

For Michael Wood, the films disseminate an unease that is psychological rather than theological.

As it's mooted that they could be featured next, an unease descends.

"We have an unease about who we are and where we belong.

It's not an uncommon theme, and it reflects an unease many have with the mainstream games industry.

Mr. Sitabkhan's reticence reflects an unease about calling attention to a market that has had such a strong run-up.

"Not depression exactly, not illness either, not really, but an unease," he says in his book, The Artist, published today.

My turn away from the show maybe shares its posture with an unease some viewers feel for the new season.