Sentence examples for foment unease from inspiring English sources

"I think you make more of it than there is. . . to be very honest with you," she said, adding that "the press loves to foment unease in the Democratic Party but we are very united" about the House Democratic agenda.

The writers, Kieran Hurley and AJ Taudevin, delve into Jamie's disenfranchisement and Maggie's class-consciousness, while the director, Neil Bettles, of ThickSkin, keeps the set's fifteen screens flickering and the sound design shuddering, the better to foment anxiety and unease.

Everywhere, there is an unease fomenting around privilege, a truth emerging when the balance changes: we may see our advantages most clearly the moment after they disappear.

Not unease.

Unease rules.

"It creates unease".

They spread unease.

Its unease lurks.

Why such unease?

Mirrors compound the unease.

He sensed their unease.