Sentence examples for unease arises from inspiring English sources

On July 13th Sir Alan had a chance to defend himself and his fledgling organisation before the Treasury select committee of MPs.Most of the unease arises from a row about government-employment forecasts.

The original caption begins, "A US marine walked past a dead Iraqi soldier killed in a firefight with US marines early this morning... .. It's here in the descriptions of the images that the greatest sense of unease arises.

Ethical unease arises as the dying patient falls prey to death throes and to the manifestations of ebbing life and the physician can only stand by and watch.

But he was described as "uneasy", and perhaps the unease arose from a suspicion of Time's rationale for choosing him.

This unease arose a few years ago when Kyra Nichols and Darci Kistler began to relinquish the precious repertory of Balanchine roles that Suzanne Farrell had either created or made her own.

The other reason for preferring to reflect on the positives from Saturday's win than to look ahead to next weekend is the inevitable feeling of unease arising from the last time the national team were involved in a major final.

As far as I could tell, there was a general skepticism about the digital humanities, combined with a certain measure of unease — arising, perhaps, from the vague aura of utility, even of outright science, emanating from the discipline, and the sense that this aura was attracting funding that might otherwise have gone to more low-tech humanities projects.

Instead, try the following whenever you are in a relationship situation where you feel confrontation, unease, or misunderstandings arising between the two of you: Stop talking yourself and simply listen.

Perhaps it arises, specifically, out of an unease with our own variously passive and active roles in this environment — as creators and consumers and sharers of content.

Not that comfortable with the leadership role Feedback Form DE student, male.This unease seems to have arisen from their understanding of the teacher role as a claim to expertise rather than a recognition that PAL is founded on more co-operative prinicples.

Humor often arises from Mac's interactions with his white liberal neighbors, whose desire to confront his retrograde parenting rubs up against their unease over racial differences.