Sentence examples for simple unease from inspiring English sources
I wondered if this was the simple unease of being far from home.
But Kubrick had the common sense to keep the lights on in the Overlook Hotel, and the wit to infuse a simple, carpeted corridor with unease, whereas Derrickson is playing with loaded dice.
This simple act of removing the unease of discussing HIV or dispelling myths around shared HIV status has the potential to significantly stem the spread of HIV.
She brings a new flavor to the commonplace meal of mother-daughter unease: "Most mothers in the simple world of fiction... symbolize security -- warm breasts, milk, applecake, uncritical love.
"Breathless" is, by design, a hard movie to settle into, all jolts and jazzy discontinuities; its signature technique is the jump cut, which Mr. Godard uses both for storytelling economy and, more tellingly, to ignite a sensation of disorientation, of unease, as we watch this simple tale of a gangster and his girl.
The sources of conflict are simple and clear: money difficulties; a sexual cooling-off; unease with the in-laws; Amy's sacrifice of city life for Nick's home town in Missouri, where they move so that Nick can care for his ailing mother.
For those of you who have lost a child, you know the simple calculus that ensues: save our new acquaintance from social unease by subtracting the child(ren) who has died or charge forward with the uncomfortable silence that inevitably follows.
Most obviously, some of the appeal must derive from the simple fact that death is universal, and so is the deep-seated unease that murder creates; and so is the love of puzzles that have solutions.
For some it was simple boredom, while others described it as a restlessness they couldn't shake, a vague unease.
