Sentence examples similar to it created unease from inspiring English sources
However, the strategy is risky because it creates unease in an auditorium.
Despite wide-ranging support in the West, Qatar's actions in Libya have created unease among its neighbors.
The prospect of a long period of stagnation in Europe has created unease in political circles, where it is seen as fuelling extreme political groups and the possible break-up of the single currency zone.
it can create unease at times but its our only path to long term relevance.
"That created unease and suspicion".
The situation in Europe has created unease among American consumers over whether horse meat might also find its way into the food supply in the United States.
It is an irony that has a particular resonance in Germany right now, where the government's decisions on a series of weapons deals have created unease among parliamentarians who complain they were kept in the dark.
If the Snowden leaks created unease, they also triggered a number of efforts to make life harder for the NSA, and make the Internet more secure and private.
The Turbine Hall commissions have spawned similar series in New York, at the Park Avenue Armory, and in Paris, at the Grand Palais, but the impulse toward hugeness has also created unease.
The prospect of a protracted battle at time when Republicans were coalescing around Senator John McCain of Arizona, who secured his party's nomination on Tuesday, created unease among at least some Democrats.
