Sentence examples for it creates unease from inspiring English sources
However, the strategy is risky because it creates unease in an auditorium.
Chinese medicine is also hugely influential, too, if only subconsciously, and its basis in non-invasive treatment creates unease around putting a foreign object into the body, for hours at a time.
This creates unease within the group – and we may only call it a group at a stretch.
it can create unease at times but its our only path to long term relevance.
Only once, in the Fifth Symphony, from 1937, does he present a classically Beethovenian, through-strife-to-the-stars narrative, and even then the cold magnificence of the finale creates unease.
Though the interview upholds Peltier's claims, it seems to create unease among Peltier's supporters.
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.
The group has promised to continue its fight against government targets in Kabul and elsewhere, creating unease among many Afghans as they prepare for coalition forces to withdraw troops from the country by 2014 or sooner.
"That created unease and suspicion".
