Sentence examples for unease by from inspiring English sources

Prince compounds our unease by not providing a hand-wringing commentary.

Unease By rights, the comrades should have been protesting against the aggression in the Middle East.

THE trouble was, that very clarity of structure bred unease by the time the piece was over.

Wouldn't you deal with your unease by trying to diminish those who make you look like a coward?

Joseph Borrelli, the head of the homicide unit for Queens, and peppered with allusions to vampires and monsters, heightened the unease by warning that he would strike again.

Mr. Sarkozy has deepened the unease by appointing Mr. Besson, a former Socialist, as minister for immigration and national identity, a portfolio created by Mr. Sarkozy.

Pirkis looks as fair and unknowing as Mark Lester did in "Oliver!," and the scene is salutary to a fault; it signals that we are in for a sombre trip, and the ensuing hours are marked as much by creaking unease as by flurries of derring-do.

Writer-director Ari Folman begins by questioning the unease experienced by some of his friends who, like him, served in the Israeli army in the Lebanese war of 1982.

I define Disconnectivity Anxiety (DA) as: "a persistent and unpleasant condition characterized by worry and unease caused by periods of technological disconnection from others".

The speech invoked the image of a flood of bloodied water, bloodied, that is, by the riots and unease unleashed by racial tension.

The unease generated by "Half Life" is heightened by a Gaskell trademark: the lack of a straight-forward narrative.