Opinion polls have detected a rising unease about the war among Britons in the wake of a wave of British military casualties, including 50 soldiers killed in the past four months.
He knew Mr. Cooper was right when he met him and detected an edge of unease beneath the star surface.
When the three-year ban expired, he returned to the ring, in October 1970, with a three-round stoppage of Jerry Quarry in Atlanta, Georgia, although observers could already detect a glimmer of unease about his work.
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.
Six years on, the pair laugh together easily, but you can still detect the faintest hint of unease in their relationship.
Here we will survey some of the more emphatic claims of this kind, but some degree of unease can be detected in many other discussions (see, for example, Griesemer 2005).
But what I detect in Churchill is a deep sense of political and personal unease about a society in which speed of communication replaces human connections.
The Green MEP Bart Staes told the Guardian that the MEPs' test was inspired by a recent "Urinal 2015" test which detected glyphosate in Germany's 14 best-selling beers, stirring public unease.
Years before the financial crisis of 2008, early rumblings are detected by Michael Burry (Christian Bale), whose investment skills are in sharp contrast to his social unease.
I looked at my fellow travellers and thought I detected, over the natural melancholy of people who have been woken up at a cruel hour, a glitter of unease.
Once infants learn the prototype, they presumably acquire sufficient perceptual expertise to detect the slight anomalies inherent in realistic but synthetic avatar faces and begin to exhibit the uncanny valley effect because such violations of normal expectations regarding social signals generate a feeling of unease.
