Sentence examples for unease for from inspiring English sources

He directed commercials — with flickering light and his signature unease — for Calvin Klein and Dior.

In the meantime, a legacy of the crime spree is unease for Britain's longstanding Colombian community.

"I don't want to make generalisations, but that causes a lot of unease for British people.

What I mean is... ...... "Yes?" It's a moment I've been thinking about with unease for some time.

STILL, bulletproof as it is, the recession excuse can lead to a lingering unease for those on the receiving end.

His Beethoven Ninth was described as a "triumph of lucidity," and caused unease for that very reason: critics found it too precisely delineated, too nervously driven.

Loneliness, the sense of being caught out, of unease, looking for death as a release — in a concordance to Smith's work, the word "death" would be a leading entry — buzz in these poems, like the chamber music of bees.

The main cause for unease is the fundamentally different vision for tackling child poverty proposed by the Conservatives.

In Los Angeles and Miami, groups like N.W.A. and 2 Live Crew were making artful and provocative records — building a vehement case for rap as a reimagining of folk music, a medium for populist unease, distrust, and insurgency — but for most casual American listeners hip-hop was a novelty genre.

In a Muslim-majority country where the idea of women migrating for economic reasons without male guardians is still cause for unease and shame, Begum is a rebel.

Yet Antonov, 36, who has worked in banking for 13 years, had a past which gave fans serious cause for unease.