Sentence examples for unease grew from inspiring English sources
My unease grew as the number of references to money to be made outdistanced those discussing health benefits.
His unease grew when his trade minister, Banri Kaieda, told him that Tepco was considering pulling its staff out of the plant and leaving it to its fate.
The unease grew as reports from Libya made it clear that rebel forces — which seemed to be winning as NATO took over — were in no shape to quickly overwhelm Gaddafi's army and well-equipped militias.
Still, a sense of unease grew more urgent after a Saudi raid last Tuesday uncovered a large cache of explosives in Riyadh but failed to net the Qaeda operatives who were the raid's target.
Miss Verney's unease grows.
Public unease grows about extravagant government outlays for the world's largest sporting events.
That sense of unease grows as Annie's family scuttle around the shadows of their haunted home.
My unease grows at Galerie Meyer, a Paris dealer specialising in Oceanic and Eskimo (their word) art.
A sense of unease grows, but the women are encouraged to at least give it a try.
