Sentence examples for electoral unease from inspiring English sources

Labour is still a long way from losing, but in recent months Hague indisputably has helped heighten some vague electoral unease.

Matthews picked the right metaphor; like a big wave, this latest expression of electoral unease was all brute force.

The reasons for the electoral rebellion of 2002 remain: unease over immigration and crime, disillusion with the political class, a faltering economy.

Not unease.

Unease rules.

Electoral Experience.

Why such unease?

Mirrors compound the unease.

He sensed their unease.

"It creates unease".

They spread unease.