Sentence examples for underlying unease from inspiring English sources
There are indications of an underlying unease.
On our journey, especially in mosques, we confronted an underlying unease and suspicion toward these agencies.
Even when the metaphysical element is absent, the use of video as a plot point often communicates an underlying unease.
Andrew George, the main rebel who is MP for St Ives, said: "There is an underlying unease about the bill amongst my colleagues.
Yet, as ever with Chelsea these days, there was also underlying unease; the gnawing concern that Scolari's team, for all their possession and chances, have a certain vulnerability.
Yet this weekend, despite an underlying unease at the overpriced monotony, deeply unimpressive administrators and certainty of who will be crowned champions come the end of the season, hope springs eternal.
Particularly striking is the finding that those closest to its operation often show the greatest unease.Mr Lifton's final chapter, "The End of Executions", suggests that much of what underlies unease about the legitimacy of capital punishment has to do with a lingering doubt about whether the state "owns death".
Certainly, the elastic legal system leaves smart companies plenty of room for manoeuvre; but only the naïve would expect anything else.Mr Kukes has played a tough game; and there remains an underlying note of unease about the company itself.
Despite all the upgrades and visual treats, the best part about this remake might be that its moody atmospherics, underlying sense of unease and questions about the task at hand all remain.
In a recent article in the magazine Photograph, Elisabeth Biondi, a former director of photography at The New Yorker, wrote of the project, "It captures the underlying quest in her photographic pursuits to record the general unease experienced by people of her generation as well as their pleasures and joys".
