Sentence examples for feeling unease from inspiring English sources

"If an executive is feeling unease, he should be able to speak up and have a nonthreatening forum to do so in," said Dennis Kaminsky, who spent two tours of duty in Japan for the plastics division of the General Electric Company.

I was forced by my parents to play pee-wee football in fourth grade and I can still recall feeling unease as to why I hated strapping on the shoulder pads, jockstrap, and heavy-as-lead helmet, shuttling over to the local field, and getting barked at by coaches who picked up their style from drill sergeants.

Pay attention to any sudden changes in temperature, or for general feelings of unease or feeling "spooked".

Violence elsewhere in the capital reinforced a feeling of unease.

Yet the seasonal cloak masks a feeling of unease.

For outsiders, the feeling of unease is instant.

Mr. Takahashi has always had that "undercover" feeling of unease associated with his clothes.

She visited Mr. De Maria's "Las Vegas Piece" and had a similar feeling of unease.

Perhaps he's trying to add to her feeling of unease in the scene.

"There is a feeling of unease," said Kiran Karnik, the president of India's National Association of Software and Service Companies.

But the aftershocks keep coming, so I have a strange feeling of unease".