Sentence examples for her unease from inspiring English sources

Seeing her unease, he leapt to a Hemingway-like inference.

I understood her unease, but as the attending physician, I couldn't second her opinion.

As a feminist, she finds it an interesting challenge to overcome her unease at "Salesman"'s formidable masculinity.

(Her unease comes to the fore in a deftly crafted, albeit undeveloped, moment with her roommate, who's also a waitress).

What are these people gathering for?'" Liza discussed her unease with a few of her colleagues.

Here was Ms. Grebe, another union member, who expressed again her unease at not being able to do her job, which is to clean.

His influence, combined with the Calvinistic Presbyterianism of her childhood, caused her great unease.

Her sermon alluded to her own unease with the measure of public attention she has received as she spearheads the Democratic effort to woo the religious and win votes in November.

Her apparent unease with performance folds poignantly into her starring role in "Christmas Holiday," Robert Siodmak's film noir of romantic degradation, from 1944 (playing at Film Forum Aug. 2).

Christina Kirk, who plays Bev, Russ's wife, said she had her own unease in moments in which Bev describes Francine as her "friend" — as opposed to her maid and employee, which is how Francine regards their relationship.

"Opening the door to negotiations with the Taliban would be hard to swallow for many Americans after so many years of war," Clinton writes, in passages recounting her time as secretary of state that appear to confirm her rumoured unease about Obama's more recent conclusion of talks.