Sentence examples similar to projects unease from inspiring English sources

Unlike many accomplished people, who project unease around strangers, he jumps right into conversation.

Hoskings' voice is impressive across the album but at its most nuanced in the single's opening lines, into which he projects genuine unease.

But in 2010, the National Science Foundation walked away from the $875 million project, citing unease about safety and "stewardship" of the old mine, which is half full of water.

Headed by a provisional leader and shadow cabinet, the party was a blank canvas on which voters could project their unease with the government.

Her forehands were suddenly sailing long, her double faults were mounting, and her body language was projecting exasperation and unease.

The mood of unease projected in varying degrees by these images gains force in the upstairs gallery, where part of the floor seems to be swelling up as if from built-up internal pressure.

Zager moves gracefully, integrating perfectly into the ensemble in that sense, though his voice projected some diffidence and unease on opening night.

There has been particular unease about new projects in Cornwall and the rest of the south-west.

The glass wall leaves even supporters of the project with a sense of unease.

Some thought the return of Clockwork to be over hasty, given the director's unease about the project.

So yes, this latest Nosferatu could be a triumph, but I am going to risk embarrassment by expressing my unease about this project before a single scene has been shot.