Sentence examples for immense unease from inspiring English sources
Where they'll come to rest is a question that's now causing immense unease among British Jews.
Where it will come to rest in the coming weeks is a question that's now causing immense unease among Jewish communities worldwide.
Alongside Joe Eszterhas's $3m for the script of Basic Instinct, Black's big paydays, which were at the time unprecedented, caused immense unease among producers in an industry noted for its contemptuous treatment of writers, long accustomed to paying them poorly.
The Haydn and Mozart were immaculate performances, played with consummate musicality, using a palette of wonderfully translucent colours; the Beethoven was simply immense, with its first movement given a sense of unease by the edgy insistence of the left hand, and the final fugue built to a climax of huge power and glorious radiance.
In a reflective moment, Eagleton writes about how he thinks his own immense productivity probably has to do with "the uncertain literacy" of his family background, a continuing sense of unease that he is actually paid for reading and writing books.
Mirrors compound the unease.
