Sentence examples for it unease from inspiring English sources
Is this the root of the (usually male, let's face it) unease about O'Brien; the worry she might become untethered from the real?
Only the patches of yellow-green moss cause it any unease; these it races across at an even higher speed than usual, as if there were a sense of increased vulnerability when traversing the lighter coloured growth.
After backing it, the Lib Dems turned against it when unease among voters and clinicians grew earlier this year.
However, the strategy is risky because it creates unease in an auditorium.
When the Parliament voted to suspend the system in February, it cited unease in Europe over the way personal data was used by companies and by governments.
The 44 trusts about which it voiced unease go way beyond the 14 trusts which NHS medical director Professor Sir Bruce Keogh investigated earlier this year because of failings in care and ostensibly high death rates.
PAGE C20 DEBATING HORSE RACING'S ISSUES When Eight Belles was put down at last weekend's Kentucky Derby, it unleashed unease among casual race observers and protests among animal rights groups, which were following Barbaro's injury in the 2006 Preakness Stakes because so much of the coverage focused on the horse's fight for survival.
It's unease generated through moral and psychological positions, rather than from sensationalism.
Despite the classic nature of this topic, going back to Fisher and Neyman, it causes unease in generations of students, because of two reasons.
The Salafist group's success in blocking ElBaradei's appointment was a symbolic victory that would it help allay unease among its supporters about the group's involvement in the new regime.
