Sentence examples for understandable unease from inspiring English sources
Her parents are our friends, which made for some understandable unease on their part when I told them about my book.
But what may be more remarkable than Hamid's understandable unease at the election of a president who demonized Muslims on the campaign trail is his frustration with those who are now writing off Trump voters as incorrigible racists.
Raban's unease is understandable.
That lingering unease is understandable, said Henry Binford, an associate professor of history at Northwestern University, who specializes in urban history.
Our democratic unease is understandable, since the alleged superiority of high culture has often supported the pretensions of an aristocratic class claiming to have privileged access to it.
He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I think there is a great deal of understandable anxiety and concern and unease about what taking possibly military steps would mean for this country, for the world, for the region and so on.
My heart sank with unease when I heard the (understandable) tittering in the audience.
The advertising hoardings inside and outside the stadium revealed the names of financial backers whose future unease with an Evans storm would have been understandable.
As I layer the image, or deconstruct it, the original concept becomes that bit more foggy and, I think, if something is not easily readable or understandable at a first look, it can create a sense of unease or confusion in the viewer.
