Sentence examples for evident unease from inspiring English sources

Did the audience feel Ms. Ekberg's evident unease?

Not only has North Korean intransigence punctured Obama's dream of enhanced Asian security, but China, too, has rebuffed him, aggressively expanding its maritime military power while continuing to act, despite its evident unease over Kim's behaviour, as the North's key ally, trade partner, and protector.

This unease is evident throughout the town.

The unease is evident in Williams's hair.

To a man, the soldiers profess to be extremely uncomfortable with this house-seizure policy, and that unease is evident as they gingerly explore their new surroundings.

The unease is evident throughout the country, from tourists at the Bundesbank's new "money museum" in Frankfurt to people in Donaustauf and bigger cities across Bavaria.

And Chelsea's unease was evident in an early breakdown in communication between captain John Terry - starting his first game under Benitez after injury - and Ross Turnbull which resulted in the 'keeper picking up his backpass in the area.

Compounding the unease was an evident sense of distrust between crew members and the cruise line operating the ship.

But of course the deflection of American attention always prompts a measure of unease, as was evident at a meeting here of the Council for the United States and Italy.

His early love of Hitchcock, for one, is evident in the prickles of unease that creep into his work, creating a cold climate of paranoia and an oft-justified fear of an imminent threat.

The problem is evident in the New Testament's unease with the wealthy and sympathy for the poor; see, for example, Matthew 13: 22, Mark 10: 23-25 and James 5: 1-3.