Sentence examples for this creates unease from inspiring English sources
This creates unease within the group – and we may only call it a group at a stretch.
However, the strategy is risky because it creates unease in an auditorium.
Only once, in the Fifth Symphony, from 1937, does he present a classically Beethovenian, through-strife-to-the-stars narrative, and even then the cold magnificence of the finale creates unease.
Chinese medicine is also hugely influential, too, if only subconsciously, and its basis in non-invasive treatment creates unease around putting a foreign object into the body, for hours at a time.
Renault conveys enough of this idea to create unease, and doesn't flinch from the bloody realities of war, but she never allows prolonged examination of such matters to prevent him seeming a wonderful figure within the mythical terms of the novel.
Naturally any reorganisation, especially one as apparently radical as this one, will create unease among healthcare professionals.
"That created unease and suspicion".
Of course, rapid cuts can create unease: what are they hiding?
But activism has been stirring, creating unease in Beijing and among local oligarch business interests.
The owners of these companies say the valuations make them giddy, but also create unease.
