Sentence examples for trace of unease from inspiring English sources

But there seemed just the faintest trace of unease in his lordship as the PM banged on about Britain's "great brand".

She offers it without a trace of unease, and I can't decide whether the grace of what I'm sure is a deceit is really quite impressive, or offputting.

He moves through the Paris streets (photographed with exhilarating clarity by Henri Decaë) confidently but a little anxiously, a trace of unease betrayed by an odd scurrying half-run he breaks into from time to time, as if he he'd suddenly remembered that someone was chasing him.

The attack has mortified New Yorkers, giving shocking substance to a growing sense of unease about dwindling security, which some trace back to less interventionist policing initiated by Mayor Bill de Blasio when he took office two years ago.

But if you trace our history since the end of the Vietnam War and the Nixon presidency, it looks as if that period of unease never really did end.

"She was in love with me, and I'm not just white," Felton said, his voice bearing a trace of male pride mixed with a lingering unease over interracial love, even his own.

Still there were some signals of unease.

Each addresses a different kind of unease.

But a certain amount of unease remains.

There are also national signs of unease.

But there were other notes of unease.