Sentence examples for of unease with from inspiring English sources

Most speak of unease with his newness.

There have been signs of unease with the opener in the second half of the summer.

There are already signs around the country of unease with the human cost and practical failure of our drug policy.

It was an hour of unease with jumbo gestures, like discarded ideas from Led Zeppelin's first album.

Yet, in the upper echelons there are signs of unease with the current strategy, including the use of cash to reduce youth unemployment.

In amongst our jokes and my attempts to introduce them to Fawlty Towers (with varying levels of success), all have consistently mentioned a feeling of unease with German society at demonstrating national pride.

With Rhinos, there's an underlying sensation of unease, especially with the natural world.

Mr. Takahashi has always had that "undercover" feeling of unease associated with his clothes.

Lying on my bed, reading the excellent new translation of Monsieur Pain, I experienced a sudden sense of unease, mixed with a vast feeling of pity for something or someone, I was not certain who or what.

A brief detour into a post-9/11 subplot somewhat arrests the comic flow, but it is actually one of the book's most interesting sections, and imparts to the hectic seduction games a nagging sense of unease, along with some genuine insight into the dilemmas of daily journalism.

Still, there were signs of European unease with the course of the war, even among staunch American allies like the Conservative Party in Britain.