Sentence examples for answer to unease from inspiring English sources

And drugs as an answer to unease and unhappiness are becoming widespread, across the generations.

Forcing things leads to unease.

At that point, my suspicion turned to unease.

But the subject of her death led only to unease and silence.

I hand selected three tracks meticulously so as not to unease the Waffle House patrons.

There's one answer to all of those questions, but this is not a mystery novel; rather than getting an answer, we acquire a growing sense of unease.

"Black Mirror" answers to a mood of global unease about the breakneck pace of technological development; Brooker's audience already knows what it is like to witness the sudden arrival of the future — or, as he put it in his weekly column for the Guardian, to recognize how "nuts-deep into the future we already are".

In New York and New Jersey, authorities have halted drilling in response to public unease, at least temporarily.

Others were uneasy at not being given "the answers," an unease which lasted until January, when virtually everyone had become accustomed to the non-committal nature of the course.

In deference to the unease, Mr. Panetta referred to a "rebalancing" toward Asia.

In a sport resistant to change, there was bound to be unease.