Sentence examples for prevalent unease from inspiring English sources

There is a prevalent unease, today, when one speaks of the sheer pleasure that parents and children take in each other's bodies.

It's a juggernaut that will be hard to stop because the only moral language we have says "yes," not "no" -- though we all feel that familiar unease so prevalent in science fiction that warns of the danger of technology unleashed from a sense of the sacred.

No, life isn't catastrophic -- but the unease is all too prevalent.

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.

Not unease.

Unease rules.

Why such unease?

Mirrors compound the unease.

"It creates unease".

They spread unease.

Its unease lurks.