Sentence examples for the same unease from inspiring English sources

Lee is not at home in the corporate world, and he wishes the same unease upon his characters.

Several customers refused to be quoted by name for fear of offending their employers, but all registered the same unease.

But just what lawmakers will do with an issue they have approached with the same unease as gun control is anyone's guess.

MICHAEL KAPLAN Co-Founder and C.E.O., Fashion to Figure New York Bellafante's article gave me the same unease I feel every time I witness the expansion of any clothing store's "plus size" department.

The game's governing bodies, gripped by the same unease, have been discussing for the past several months banning the long putter, the club of choice for three of the past five men's major winners.

During the past few months, though, moved by the same unease that Sanchez felt on Election Night, thousands of scientists have decided to run for office or become otherwise politically vocal and involved.

At the same time, unease is growing that a tentative comeback in the housing market could fall apart as a tax credit for home buyers expires and the Fed's program to hold down mortgage rates comes to a close.

At the same time, unease is growing that a tentative comeback in the American housing market could fall apart as a tax credit for home buyers expires this spring and the Fed's program to hold down mortgage rates ends.

In keeping with the Marine Corps's habit of uglifying, whenever possible, the names of the natural splendors it encroached upon, the poster had caused this portion of the shoreline to be called Rat Beach, and as we trudged along its edge, mostly silent, I think all of us felt the same desperate unease, aware that we were doubtless being prepared to receive momentous tidings.

All the same, rancour and unease are usually plentiful in football.

Today sliced and razor-chopped clothes attest to much the same mood of unease that spawned the music and fashions of grunge.