Sentence examples for by unease from inspiring English sources

Yet the security that parents feel is always tempered by unease.

If some of that disquiet persists, it's because "Iron Man 3" is itself goaded by unease.

By Anthony Lane The third Iron Man movie, directed by Shane Black, is goaded by unease.

Calls are up 30 to 40percentt over last year, spurred by unease about job prospects, it said.

Initial reaction in Japan to the final debate, on foreign policy, was dominated by unease at the focus on the Middle East.

The worry that the governing council would lack cohesion has been replaced by unease that it lacks variety in opinion and experience.

Pirkis looks as fair and unknowing as Mark Lester did in "Oliver!," and the scene is salutary to a fault; it signals that we are in for a sombre trip, and the ensuing hours are marked as much by creaking unease as by flurries of derring-do.

In the Britain of 1985, riven by a miners' strike and by continuing unease over the siting of American nuclear weapons on British soil, "Edge of Darkness," all downpours and dour moods, felt true to its title.

The sour mood is informed instead by the contrast between rising aspirations and enduring hardships; by a growing sense of alienation from the state; and by the unease of anticipation as the end of an era inevitably looms ever closer.It is not surprising that Egyptians should feel rather like driftwood on the Nile, accelerating towards one of the great river's cataracts.

And the radicalization moves beyond college campuses, spurred by growing unease over the Vietnam War.

Psychoanalyzing a political movement guarantees a fresh wave of hate mail, but my best guess is that the passion of my correspondents is ultimately fueled by cultural unease.