Sentence examples for certain unease from inspiring English sources

So much kit, however, betrays a certain unease.

Yet there was a certain unease about the coming campaign.

There is a certain unease with the idea of someone from the outside".

In the late 1940s and early 1950s, a certain unease could be detected about the American drift toward a culture of selling, marketing and consumerism.

The home support's sense of expectation would be tainted by a certain unease even before the start, the result of the absence of a number of influential players.

And then there are the oddities of business relationships.I still, I admit, feel a certain unease when the (female) estate agent or insurance broker, for example, expects a kiss on the cheek after only one previous encounter.

Murdoch's latest tweet, posted late on New Year's Eve and betraying a certain technological unease with punctuation, reads: "Huge NY eve do.

But a certain amount of unease remains.

And so the announcement of Battlefield's setting was met with a certain amount of unease.

I can understand a certain amount of unease in the Obama-supporting public in general, but within the left-leaning press it's inexcusable.

Yet they shared, in many instances, a certain sense of unease, or even guilt — a legacy of their identity as children of Holocaust survivors.