Sentence examples for chronic unease from inspiring English sources
Maybe chronic unease has simply raised this generation's tolerance level for stress, leaving it uniquely well equipped to deal with uncertainty.
Lean's chronic unease with female sexuality gets an endearing comic twist, and the sight of Laughton, daintily maneuvering down the cobblestone streets led by his immense belly, is a spectacle in itself.
But experts also say that they have no way of knowing who will heal and who will be plagued by chronic unease, although studies of other cases suggest that fewer than 25percentt of those who escaped will experience symptoms of traumatic stress three months from now.
He found instead that his chronic unease about the distractions inherent in playing in New York and a curious lethargy that may or may not have been the byproduct of overloading his summer schedule, conspired to cause him embarrassment in the first round of the event he had hoped to use as a showcase for his newfound status.
Or employing fashionable society doctors to stay fit a sure formula, in my humble opinion, for chronic unease in health.
That said, the result that the debunking analyses propose remains implausible: antidepressants help in severe depression, depressive subtypes, chronic minor depression, social unease and a range of conditions modeled in mice and monkeys — but uniquely not in isolated episodes of mild depression in humans.
Europe, in Madrid and London, has also been attacked by jihadists, but its unease goes deeper — to chronic unemployment and aging and resentments spurred by the access of immigrants to elaborate, now cash-strapped social welfare programs.
Mirrors compound the unease.
