Sentence examples for creating unease from inspiring English sources
But activism has been stirring, creating unease in Beijing and among local oligarch business interests.
Rendell is unrivalled at depicting psychologically warped people and at creating unease through the simplest things.
As a result, some neighborhoods in Vienna changed radically, creating unease.
Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, the grandfatherly face of Hindu nationalism, is having health problems, and they are creating unease here in India's capital.
But high dropout rates at some of these colleges, difficulty in transferring credits, higher tuition bills than at public colleges and skepticism from some employers about the value of the degrees are all creating unease among some in Congress.
The group has promised to continue its fight against government targets in Kabul and elsewhere, creating unease among many Afghans as they prepare for coalition forces to withdraw troops from the country by 2014 or sooner.
"That created unease and suspicion".
Of course, rapid cuts can create unease: what are they hiding?
The owners of these companies say the valuations make them giddy, but also create unease.
These forces create unease because they could easily interdict shipments of Caspian oil and gas.
