Sentence examples similar to at-ease features from inspiring English sources

No Longer at Ease (1960) features Okonkwo's grandson in the 1950s working for the British colonial civil service; Arrow of God (1964) went back to the early years of the century to interrogate relations between traditional and colonial faiths and power structures.

"I say, 'You're jealous because I'm spending less money than you on gas.' " Even as automakers add "muscular" styling and pump up the minivan's performance, they are also rolling out features aimed at easing the seemingly stressed-out lives of minivan customers, families with preschool and school-age children.

"Dora the Explorer," an animated show for preschoolers, features a Hispanic star equally at ease in Spanish and English.

I'm at ease.

He seemed at ease.

"He plays at ease.

"You're at ease.

At ease, Sergeant.

I was instantly at ease.

So I felt at ease".

Only Fred remained at ease.