Sentence examples for feel unease from inspiring English sources

"These debates are difficult, it's reasonable that people feel unease.

It doesn't make me feel better — I just feel unease almost all the time.

Many will feel unease at the FBI's nine-month penetration of LulzSec and – at the very least – parts of Anonymous.

"But I'm old enough to feel unease and suspicion that this rosy environment we live in is too good to be true and may not last forever.

At first Cable said "No I am emphatically equidistant" - but later he admitted he does feel "unease" about working with the Tories.

It would be a shame for Edgar, a great English playwright, to feel unease about joining the party given that 23 April is Shakespeare's birthday too.

Reading them, I felt unease, even panic.

A crack epidemic raged and some felt unease leaving the house dripping in jewels, flitting around in flashy dresses.

He felt unease at having his house associated so closely with what Mario Cuomo once called the most pernicious and durable of Italian-American stereotypes, the mobster.

To me, there are two movements in the story: one is the advance of certain connective technologies e-mail, Pintechnologies e-mail—and the other is a retreat from technology, a Pinteresty felt unease with it.

Instead, I felt unease, and read a poem called "Obsession": "I see the black, the empty, and the bare!" * * * Walking across the île Saint-Louis, I remembered Bishop's metaphysical poem "Quai d'Orléans," set on the Seine and one of many about Paris in which there is a sense of intense emotion kept at bay.