Sentence examples for dramatic unease from inspiring English sources
In a musical moment of dramatic unease, he stares at the crowd dead-on, with the speedy intensity of a Blanche DuBois.
The most dramatic signal of unease about how the system was working — or rather, not working — came late last year when Global Witness, a lobby group that spearheaded the campaign against conflict diamonds, pulled out of the Kimberley Process.
And, asking are we better off now, especially if we dismiss the everyday police harassment and at times cultural unease by focusing solely on the sensational and dramatic events, provides an easy opportunity to turn a blind eye to the racial and class based turmoil that led to the 1992 uprising, much of which still exists today.
She knew a great deal about the physics of the eye and the ear, and how a certain unease between the movement and music created the necessary dramatic tension for a multifaceted characterization.
The problem then becomes convincing them that they are entitled to feel however they do, even if there aren't any dramatic circumstances that have given rise to their general sense of unease.
Moments of Pleasure's rumination on death is more introverted and affecting stripped of its dramatic orchestration, while This Woman's Work – the rerecording of which caused the most unease among fans – is amazing: emptier, darker and quieter than before, it's even more heart-rending.
Still, tales of radicalized teenagers and growing unease with Muslim communities have led many Europeans to assert that such programs have failed, paving the way for dramatic cuts in funding.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
