Sentence examples for severe unease from inspiring English sources
Later Pasteur wrote, "as the death of this child appeared inevitable, I decided, not without deep and severe unease ... to try out on Joseph Meister the procedure, which had consistently worked on dogs".
Today, as it became clear that Mr. Hu and fellow leaders faced public unease and a severe test of their ability to govern well, the front pages of the official People's Daily and other papers all carried a huge, hortatory article with the headline "In the Midst of Disaster, the Unity of the Masses Is an Impregnable Fortress".
That said, the result that the debunking analyses propose remains implausible: antidepressants help in severe depression, depressive subtypes, chronic minor depression, social unease and a range of conditions modeled in mice and monkeys — but uniquely not in isolated episodes of mild depression in humans.
After 2003 Labour experienced a severe decline in its public standing, not least because of public unease with Blair's role in the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.
When handling errors made by colleagues, insecurity and unease to take further steps often prevails – especially in severe cases.
The tonal shift between the two chapters is severe as Mikami's signature grand pianos and ornate paintings now adorn the walls creating an atmosphere of disquieting unease.
Mirrors compound the unease.
