Sentence examples for to unease from inspiring English sources

Forcing things leads to unease.

At that point, my suspicion turned to unease.

But the subject of her death led only to unease and silence.

She attributed the surge to unease among workers about their financial security.

That quirkiness soon gives way to unease: this unrelenting parade of the dead is gruelling.

Educated people confess to unease that despite all denials, the United States appears to be making Islam its enemy.

To complement the testing, as well as to respond to reviewers' unease about the Mann–Whitney test, all results are also analyzed using a Bayesian test (Gallistel, 2009).

The definition of "worry" is to give way to anxiety or unease, to allow one's mind to dwell on difficulty or troubles.

Eggers has a knack for unusual framing, using negative space to add to the unease.

In deference to the unease, Mr. Panetta referred to a "rebalancing" toward Asia.

In a sport resistant to change, there was bound to be unease.