Sentence examples for brought unease from inspiring English sources

The sheer variety of Murray's shot-making under pressure brought unease to Anderson's hitherto buoyant tennis.

At the beginning, before its cumulative effect brought shocked unease in the courtroom, his version sounded merely off kilter.

In that first scene in the garden at Harrow, Cecil is established as a glib, unlikeable character whose flippant tone brings out unease in the people around him.

There may be music in the roar of the sea, as Byron eulogized, but the waves can also bring creeping unease.

Mike Burton, a psychiatrist, sees this post-university period as just one of many major life events that can bring about unease and anxiety.

But the promise of a grassroots bio-revolution still brings some unease: in 2013, a wildly successful crowd-funding campaign which received $484,013 promised to distribute seeds of engineered glow-in-the-dark plants.

A suicidal attack on the legislative assembly in the Indian state of Kashmir killed 40 people, and has brought India's unease with the American-Pakistan alliance to combat terrorism into the open.

That Quora answers can be lengthy (unlike tweets, which are limited to 140 characters) has brought up some unease as well.

The broad sense of unease in England brought on by its split with the Catholic Church works its way into the Bard's plays and helps explain why "when the times are out of joint we need Shakespeare," said British Museum director Neil MacGregor.

The coffee-machine robot dispensing my cappuccino at the Lisbon Web Summit brought wonder mixed with a stab of unease.

Like anyone ambitious and talented in a provincial city, Barthelme, who was brought up Catholic, was open to depression and unease.