Sentence examples for currents of unease from inspiring English sources

But there remain lingering currents of unease, not least around the question of who is watching.

There are similar currents of unease in "The Holiday," most generated by Iris, a lovesick English rose played by Kate Winslet, and by the wobbliness of the narrative framework.

It's a place where the graffiti might read "René Magritte Was Here (de Chirico, Too)," but Billout's concerns are his own: his drawings (or are they paintings? or both?) often employ tricks of scale and perspective, along with large expanses of deceptively flat color, compositions that resolve in witty visual jokes while tapping deeper currents of unease.

But for all their loveliness, his paintings are also deliberately unsettling, with a current of unease running just below the surface.

The album opener, "Otherside," starts off like something from his first two albums: a simple piano arpeggio; a melody that resembles a folk blessing; a low and quivering harmony that cuts the sweetness with a current of unease.

My current sense of unease is sharpened by the big disparity between backward and forward-looking indicators.

Yet, in the upper echelons there are signs of unease with the current strategy, including the use of cash to reduce youth unemployment.

Katherine: He said he felt a sense of unease at the current political climate, and was almost sure he would die under a Tory government.

Places was actually founded just prior to Snowdengate but the startup's timing is excellent, coinciding with a growing sense of unease and unfairness at the current structural organization of Internet content.

Still there were some signals of unease.

Each addresses a different kind of unease.