Sentence examples for more unease from inspiring English sources

More unease in the Ireland defence allowed Efstathios Aloneftis to get behind them.

Shaun Walker in Moscow Trump's rise has stirred more unease and indignation in Mexico than perhaps any other country.

More unease came as King asked Johnston about the moment he told Sarah Palin he got her daughter pregnant.

As the Guardian lingered outside the all-gender restroom, seemingly causing more unease than anything going on inside, Sarah McBride was addressing delegates in the hall.

While an hour or two on upper floors wouldn't bother many people, there is more unease over spending every workday there.

THE latest protest-riddled meeting of the world's industrialized powers is over, but not before inspiring more unease about the whole idea of these high-level schmoozefests.

You sense an unspoken grief for Reed, who died in 2013, and, more explicitly, unease over changes in the New York cityscape.

Or maybe it was a more fundamental unease -- a sense that such crackdowns are not only late in coming, but ineffective as well.

Many judges flatly refused to consider the decision as precedent for anything, relying on the Supreme Court's admonition and a more general unease.

As the glow of righteousness dissipates, right-wing populists and others will have a chance to exploit both that specific worry and a more general unease about Muslims which fears of terror serve to strengthen.

But when he ventures beyond literary reflection into other matters -- examining the crisis of the Chicago post office, a new maximum security prison in Colorado or the effect of Alzheimer's on his father's personality -- it becomes clear his anxiety about the collapse of literary privilege is symptomatic of a more general unease.