Sentence examples for enduring unease from inspiring English sources
But the challenge to municipalities has been but one consequence of the enduring unease.
It is a mood which combines relief that the war is over, enduring unease about the individual sacrifices – and latent scepticism about the entire wisdom, conduct and effectiveness of the conflict.
True, there have been a few hiccups, for instance, a certain unease over what a ban on "enduring offensive combat operations" means.
Nicholson is not just an actor, but one of the late 20th century's most enduring forces of creative darkness, a constant entity of unease, intrigue and excess.
And if I am lucky, what comes into shape will, despite all the fragility and all the unease, seem more real and more true, be more affecting and enduring, than the news today, or the facts of the case, or the beams of Tuskar Rock Lighthouse as night falls and the real darkness comes.
The sour mood is informed instead by the contrast between rising aspirations and enduring hardships; by a growing sense of alienation from the state; and by the unease of anticipation as the end of an era inevitably looms ever closer.It is not surprising that Egyptians should feel rather like driftwood on the Nile, accelerating towards one of the great river's cataracts.
Bostridge also mentioned the continuing unease over Britten's personality, his psychology, and, above all, his sexuality, which expressed itself in one enduring relationship, with the tenor Peter Pears, and in a series of sexless infatuations with boys.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
