Sentence examples for unease given from inspiring English sources

Now the moment of unease: Given these powers, will regulators use them?

Barack Obama has said foreign leaders are "rattled" by Donald Trump and that he understands their unease given the Republican presidential nominee's ignorance of global affairs.

But, that said, it is hard to watch "The Passion" without a certain sense of unease, given the film's raw power and the resurgence of anti-Semitism around the world.A clash of paranoias"The Passion" will also remain controversial because Mr Gibson has chosen to plant his crucifix at one of the contentious crossroads of American life.

During his introductory phone call with Sallach, the early unease gave way to comfort, as if they were old friends.

Two weeks later, that unease gave rise to darker and more disturbing thoughts.

But no, Nigel insists he's not talking about race in 2015, he's talking about nationality – his way of flagging up the wave of eastern European migrants since 2004 (here's some data from Oxford University), which has driven widespread unease and given Ukip its new status as the fourth national party.

When Tirza — in one of the most unsettling but touching moments — asks him how to lose her virginity, he swallows his unease and gives her his best advice about boys.

But he, Wagers, and others think unease will give way to excitement.

It would be 21 months later when my growing unease would be given a name, juvenile myelomonocytic leukaemia (JMML).

But given unease in the financial markets and the economy, brokerages and investment banks are not making nearly as much as their executives, employees and investors had hoped.

Given widespread unease about her candidacy, that may not require much of a leap.