Sentence examples similar to elements of unease from inspiring English sources

The shoes have jagged edges, something dictated by Mr. Ocasio's process that introduces an element of unease.

But the kind of products Lego made transformed the company, too, injecting an element of unease among some Lego veterans.

England's cause has been further harmed by a growing sense of unease among Fifa's voting members regarding elements of their bid strategy.

Though it made specific reference to no one specific site at which the Holocaust was carried out, its many elements were intended to evoke in the visitor a sense of unease, disorientation, separation, pressure, uncertainty, and imbalance.

Andrew Lansley's radical plans for reorganising the NHS in England – or, rather, the unpopularity of key elements of them among health professionals and unease among the wider public – have given the prime minister and, separately, Nick Clegg, a real test of political skill.

Instead, the most conservative elements of the Republican Party's base expressed their unease with Mr. Romney by sending a resounding message that they preferred someone else.

Still there were some signals of unease.

Each addresses a different kind of unease.

But a certain amount of unease remains.

There are also national signs of unease.

But there were other notes of unease.