Sentence examples for personal unease from inspiring English sources

Where's our state?" My moment of personal unease came on Saturday 5 February.

But what I detect in Churchill is a deep sense of political and personal unease about a society in which speed of communication replaces human connections.

This was perhaps fuelled by the personal unease he felt in a sex-and-violence era which overtook the gentler sensibilities he sometimes brought to his acting.

There have been troubling moments in his private life, an affair with his brother's wife and other indiscretions that appeared out of character but which might have been manifestations of a deeper, personal unease.

Indeed, while some Democrats believe that Mr. Kerry will in the end select Mr. Edwards, some Kerry associates say one reason he appeared to resist Mr. Edwards is a personal unease with him.

If you've ever presented your real live children, or relatives, or loved ones to people whose opinion you respect, you'll be familiar with the personal unease this can provoke.

Kashiki is an artist of personal, exquisite unease.

Frontman David Byrne magnified his personal sense of unease into an engulfingly paranoid vision that implied that everything in the world (not excluding the record itself) meant you harm.

"It's curious that the intellectual and artistic community transforms its aesthetic unease or personal disgust into a longing for a type of patriarchal and pre-modern moral authority," he wrote.

Tommasini observes that Nixon's own vocal lines reflect the real-life president's personal awkwardness and social unease.

The Backslider was born out of lived theological prejudice and unease, then philosophical and personal puzzlement that abstract philosophical reflection alone failed to make intelligible.