Sentence examples for unease generated by from inspiring English sources

Japan is still a rigid society that stifles individualism and Aum exploits this - as it does the general sense of unease generated by Japan's stagnant economy and the approaching millennium.

The sense of congressional unease generated by the new initiative appeared to cross party lines Thursday.

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

Bankston contends that the overwhelming issue is the unease generated by knowing that someone out there may be watching you.

The severity of the charges appeared to reflect the outrage in Britain and throughout the European Union over a case that has highlighted the unease generated by immigration.

Outside that middle, anti-immigrant and anti-Islam populist parties thrive on the unease generated by economic fragility, outsourcing and mass immigration.

It's unease generated through moral and psychological positions, rather than from sensationalism.

There are similar currents of unease in "The Holiday," most generated by Iris, a lovesick English rose played by Kate Winslet, and by the wobbliness of the narrative framework.

generated by most laser printers.

"The ideas are basically generated by readers".

Naturally, it is generated by nuclear plants.