Sentence examples for obsessive unease from inspiring English sources
Smatterings of controversy point to an obsessive unease over the history of high culture in Nazi Germany.
Eastwood, however, plays things straight, without a shimmer of unease, preferring to frame Spencer's obsessive hoarding of weapons as a healthy pastime and also, naturally, as a preparation for the hour — or the seconds — of crisis that will define his adult life.
Although Becky is at first forthright about the reasons for her visit, as the play slowly unfolds, the deeper layers of unease, guilt and fear that underlie her obsessive need to talk are gradually revealed.
In "Belleville" it is not just the perfectly pitched, naturalistic dialogue that contributes to the play's steadily growing atmosphere of tension and unease, as Abby and Zack bicker over matters large and small: her obsessive need to talk to her father on her cellphone every day, or whether she's really happy living in Paris.
Mirrors compound the unease.
