Sentence examples for unease felt from inspiring English sources

Those private messages were the most outward sign of the deep unease felt by Saudis about the attack on Baghdad.

But it also feeds off the social unease felt by people in poor, formerly industrialized cities like this one, near Lille in northern France.

He said the failures in Beijing were not merely aberrations but were proof that validates "the unease felt by many" in American track circles.

The NHS row and the struggle to produce a real tax on richer people are marks of the unease felt very widely in the party now.

It was an unease felt earlier that evening during a performance by Post Malone, who gets to tour with Bieber because of one viral song, "White Iverson," despite a seeming lack of natural talent or capacity for a follow-up.

Writer quotes a Republican consultant on the unease felt by Republican congressmen up for reëlection in 2002, and meets with four congressional Republicans, J.C. Watts, Joe Barton, Billy Tauzin, and Sherwood Boehlert… As is often the case with Bush, there is a brassy political logic to what he's doing.

This track, light on compositional variety but heavy on a queasy unease, feels like a cue to accompany exiting light speed and realising that all is not quite right where you've ended up.

This track, light on compositional variety but heavy on a queasy unease, feels like a cue to accompany exiting light speed and realizing that all is not quite right where you've ended up.

I said the balloon was an autobiographical disclosure, having to do with the unease I felt at your absence.

Miller, an analyst for NBC and Golf Channel, spoke of the unease he felt when he first used his long putter at the Masters.

This was perhaps fuelled by the personal unease he felt in a sex-and-violence era which overtook the gentler sensibilities he sometimes brought to his acting.