Sentence examples for constant unease from inspiring English sources

None of us expects life to be easy; Job merely wants an explanation for his constant unease.

Artillery shelling, intended to keep the enemy in a state of constant unease, and near unrestrained bombing slaughtered noncombatants and drove hundreds of thousands of civilians into slums and refugee camps.

Skilfully edited by the Australian Anthony Buckley to create an air of constant unease, it's shot by the British cinematographer Brian West to resemble the terrible beauty of Russell Drysdale's outback paintings.

If you really must watch a film with your mother this weekend, please don't make it any of these: There is, of course, a time and a place to watch an Austrian horror movie about a terrifyingly disfigured mother who eats cockroaches, even if it's so drenched in constant unease that one reviewer called it "pure nightmare fuel".

Nicholson is not just an actor, but one of the late 20th century's most enduring forces of creative darkness, a constant entity of unease, intrigue and excess.

The threat of Apache raids led to a constant state of unease in San Antonio, and some families left the area, while others refused to leave the safety of the town to tend their livestock.

"It is an organisation in constant state of disarray, unease and anxiety.

But new immigrants arrive every day, and there is an almost constant, palpable sense of unease about that in political debate and everyday conversation.

Being constantly exposed to double bind-messages, the employee internalises his or her fear of being punished and, as a consequence, ends up in a psychological state of constant alertness, arousal and unease.

The pair scampered left and right and communicated their unease in a constant refrain of barks and yips.

The one constant, she says, is the unease some women feel when looking at the mirror trying to pick the right bikini to hide their imagined flaws - even if she is the only one to spot them.