Sentence examples for and unease in a from inspiring English sources

This essay, filled with a newcomer's prickly sense of wonder and unease in a new part of the world, could, with some rejiggering and enjambment, have been a rosy and demented free-verse poem, something stormy from Theodore Roethke.

A holdup at a mob-run card game creates tension and unease in the crime world, and an enforcer, Jackie Cogan (Mr. Pitt), is called in to restore order.

Many of the candid responses he received reveal a dislike of women and unease in their company.

We have the "same" brain today as 40,000 years ago and this "old brain" harbors a sense of impatience and unease in the face of the unknown.

Now some right-wing religious groups say Jews should be allowed to pray - a demand which causes anger and unease in the Muslim world.

Passengers in all three cars described fear and unease in the towns, but not yet panic and lawlessness.

They communicate isolation and unease in their closed rectangles, even as they delight the eye with clouds of colour.

However, families rarely ask about the patient's intentions in advance, and families experience great confusion and unease in the process of decision-making [ 21].

Soon after, in 1978, he started writing and acting in plays that focused on mental illness and social unease in a country where asylums were officially closed that same year.

Our results suggest that a life time of inequality and unease results in a higher burden of disease and disability to women at older ages.

The pair scampered left and right and communicated their unease in a constant refrain of barks and yips.