Sentence examples for unease experienced from inspiring English sources
Tomic said the unease experienced across the net was by design.
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.
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".
Informants commented in a number of ways on a strong unease experienced upon arrival at the VCT centres.
One aspect that was brought up in a number of responses, was the unease experienced at the possibility of meeting health-care providers known by the user, as expressed in the following statement: " People are scared of going to the VCT because they are afraid that they will know the counsellor and he/she might tell the results to others" (a 26 year old female urban VCT user).
Oneiric though it appears, this is the world not of Kafka's sleeping but of our waking, and the fascinated unease we experience in the face of it springs from the very fact of our recognition of it as impossible and yet wholly real.
Participants also experienced unease when they were the only women in their class, noting that they felt "exposed".
As a consequence his writing changed, and he started depicting people who like himself experienced unease.
Many other strategies thought to be malicious, however, are myths reflecting unease with technology experienced by some market participants.
However, when one third of the respondents "sometimes" or "often" felt unease when they experienced these situations, the findings should be of interest for further exploration.
Mothers of children with leukaemia [ 11] felt highly dependent on clinicians and experienced considerable unease in making decisions about trials with little grasp of the disease.
