The phrase "as unease" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a feeling of discomfort or anxiety, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "As unease settled in the room, everyone exchanged worried glances."
Alternatives: "as discomfort" or "as anxiety".
The news comes as unease about prosecution of the war in Afghanistan grows.
Still its stock, along with others, dropped sharply last week as unease about investment banks' exposure to illiquid mortgage-related securities peaked.
Whether it manifests itself as unease or presumption, it is the look of someone who has never lived in a building with a doorman before, and does not know quite how to act.
One reason for this is his mastery of the eerie: that form of fear that is felt first as unease, then as dread, and which is incited by glimpses and tremors rather than outright attack.
It also reflects concern that military voices are not being given sufficient weight in the Bush administration's deliberations, as well as unease about the important decisions that lie ahead.
The survey offered evidence of widespread disgust over the allegations against Mr. Lopez, Democrat of Brooklyn, who resigned last month to avoid expulsion from the Assembly, as well as unease with Mr. Silver, Democrat of Manhattan, who has served as speaker since 1994.
The Ivorians were less well settled in more than one respect and even the restoration of the captain Drogba to the starting line-up conveyed as much unease as encouragement, irrespective of his eventual goal.
The rest will find only Oates's indisputable ability to sustain ambient darkness and ominous unease – as well as a great many italics.
Don's smile speaks of both contentment and unease (as well as having the unfortunate side effect of making him look something of a moron).
But the tenure of Dr. DePinho, who has been president since 2011 and is the fourth in the institution's 72-year history, has been marked by distractions and growing unease as much as by lofty aspirations.
The producers have bent over backwards to mitigate unease as much as possible, and not only by keeping Samuel L Jackson in every other scene so we can say: "Well, if he thinks this isn't racist, it must not be".
