Sentence examples for any unease from inspiring English sources
He seemed so impervious to embarrassment that gaining attention justified any unease.
If there was any unease in Riyadh about the news, it was about presentation.
When the American-led "war on terror" took shape in Afghanistan, she barely registered any unease.
Next to such horrors, it is easy to belittle any unease about prying – easy but mistaken.
But Hartson removed any unease among the Celtic fans when he scored two minutes before the interval.
Syrian officials dismiss the notion of any possible effect of the war or any unease that their country might fall into United States sights next.
The Arab street embraced the revolution without any particular unease about its sectarian or ethnic dimensions.
Any such unease is dispelled by the volume's distinctive and triumphant form, which places the poems in relief against the historical and personal documentation, rather like set pieces embedded in a film script.
"I don't want to be performing any Long Island stereotypes," he said, admitting to an unease at being pegged as a purveyor of suburban angst.
And if I really wanted to justify being long-winded here, I could always just compromise what little integrity I have by citing the prevailing idea that "white silence is violence" and therefore I mustn't shut up, but rather spoonfeed my readers divine wokeness any time I feel any hint of unease regarding my place in a history I see repeating itself.
Is all this unease any way for a civilized country to behave?
