Sentence examples for terrible unease from inspiring English sources
"Not joking when I say this, but a lot of us Indians are at a terrible unease looking at the prospects of yet another India - Sri Lanka encounter," writes Achyuta Pitale.
I was as fearful of failing as I had been with my A-levels, but there was also a terrible sense of unease about what was happening to me, to which I couldn't put a name.
We are taken through the last minutes before his body is found, the unease growing to panic, a woman screaming, the terrible discovery.
He views A Quiet Place as a terrible piece of art that can hardly compete to the unease of Psycho.
He views A Quiet Place as a terrible piece of art that can hardly compete with the unease of Psycho.
In the way of readers who know the broad outlines of the story, they will bring to this account their unease about stepping into a distant land burdened with a terrible history.
Skilfully edited by the Australian Anthony Buckley to create an air of constant unease, it's shot by the British cinematographer Brian West to resemble the terrible beauty of Russell Drysdale's outback paintings.
We are terrible prioritisers who cannot distinguish between big and little problems, so a low-level squeak of unease about whether we have locked the back door can easily segue into a full-on existential crisis.
