Sentence examples for pervasive uneasiness from inspiring English sources

"There is a pervasive uneasiness both about the nature of hell and about who is relegated to it," he wrote.

Dombey and Son (1846 48) was a crucial novel in his development, a product of more thorough planning and maturer thought and the first in which "a pervasive uneasiness about contemporary society takes the place of an intermittent concern with specific social wrongs" (Kathleen Tillotson).

The wavering sentiments on the semiconductor industry illustrate the uneasiness that is pervasive on Wall Street.

And that produces uneasiness".

But some uneasiness may linger.

Uneasiness accompanies the exuberance.

Uneasiness about John Martin persists.

Jackson rarely shows such uneasiness.

Uneasiness hung in the air.

I can understand your uneasiness.

"Fear, uneasiness, nervousness," he recounted.