Sentence examples for emotional unease from inspiring English sources

He had none of Barak's haughtiness or Benjamin Netanyahu's emotional unease.

But we get no sense of the deep emotional unease that fuels Julie's flickering between antagonism and fear.

The ballroom dances and salon tunes of Part I have a glorious lilt and carry with them an undercurrent of emotional unease.

Sepetys writes these scenes with rawness and palpable emotional unease; most daughters fear they will become like their mothers, but for the daughters of prostitutes the stakes are momentous.

The immensely popular series of screenings covering the pre-code escapades of producer Carl Laemmle Jr at Universal featured the roving, "unchained" camera-work of cinematographer Karl Freund, who gave German expressionist silents Metropolis (1927) and The Last Laugh (1924) such emotional unease.

This is perfectly normal - breakups can lead to long periods of emotional unease where you don't feel "right" for a long time.

It's a piece of writing so desperately honest, so full of warmth and unease and emotional daring, that you can't help but be pulled along.

The bleakness of her environment — "Pretend you're comfortable," she tells Jonathan — mirrors her emotional impoverishment, an interior unease that she rationalizes as a sort of hair-shirted pioneer strength.

The second possible root of Ligon's unease is an emotional stance, which might be called aggressive-passive, and which he shares with the comedian: a fury at unjust suffering, the expression of which strips bare a personal, humiliated vulnerability.

Not since Tales of the Unexpected have British viewers been treated to such elegantly crafted half-hour slices of intrigue, unease and all-out emotional intensity.

A Good School, a slight but fine novel, which by Yatesian standards has an upward emotional trajectory, still mercilessly records the bullying, rejection and unease of adolescence against the encroaching second world war.