Sentence examples for of general unease from inspiring English sources

Still, there appeared to be no sense of general unease about the ferry services, which were running normally on Tuesday.

Ghost sightings, reports of inexplicable noise (distant children's voices), and sensations of general unease among the guests have become sufficiently prevalent, according to the staff grapevine, that the operators at the front desk have begun to keep a log, recording each new disturbance.

"I didn't really have the language, but I think it's a mixture of anxiety, it's a mixture of depression, it's a mixture of general unease," he continued.

"They are the most visible manifestation of the general unease about the scale of immigration into the UK," Griffith said.

I could not help but feel that Mother's coldness toward Father's old Parisian friends was somehow part of a general unease that marked my parents' relationship to Paris.

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.

"Yes, I was a mess of anxiety and general unease," he says.

I'm writing first and foremost to voice support and solidarity with Professor George Ciccasiello-Maher as he faces an onslaught of threats, harassment, and general unease following a campaign of manufactured Outrage.

(It's vital to remember, too, that being able to tell my abortion story without feeling unsupported and unsafe – beyond the general unease of knowing my country is full of heavily armed, anti-intellectual GOP wingnuts – is a privilege. I speak out because I can).

She's a magnetic presence, though whether because of lack of chemistry with Walker or general unease in this faltering production, Johansson seems to amp up the energy early on and then have nowhere to go.

But in the light of such statements and general unease in the Islamic world over America's presence in Iraq, the final communiqué of the meeting read far more mildly than expected, some delegates suggested.