Sentence examples for unease comes from inspiring English sources

But after the unease comes appreciation: the murders are beautiful.

(Her unease comes to the fore in a deftly crafted, albeit undeveloped, moment with her roommate, who's also a waitress).

That understated unease comes through in the characters as well, from the quiet eerieness of Victor – a more sympathetic updating of Hollywood's "creepy kid" device – to the undercurrent of shadiness in the superficially friendly evangelist Pierre.

Part of some people's unease comes down to the nature of the vaccine.

Where's our state?" My moment of personal unease came on Saturday 5 February.

More unease came as King asked Johnston about the moment he told Sarah Palin he got her daughter pregnant.

The unease came to a head last summer when an online petition was established by someone from outside of the village and who said it was clearly offensive.

Further signs of official unease came in heated exchanges in a committee of the British House of Commons on Monday when legislators grilled executives of Facebook, Google and Twitter over privacy and legal concerns.

In the United States – a country bursting with people just as self-confident as Cameron usually appears – his unease came through at times when it could not be masked by formality.

All of this swirling unease came to a head when self styled "social observer" Bernard Salt penned an op-ed for The Australian excoriating the "evils of hipster cafes".

On the one hand, there's the unease that comes from considering that a second Holocaust might happen.