Sentence examples for unease i from inspiring English sources

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

But despite my unease, I couldn't help feeling that our ban was unfair.

Despite the feelings of unease I took away with me, projects like Gudwiga might offer the best way forward.

There were a lot of reasons for my unease: I had more or less decided to stop at one child, and he was almost three years old.

Feeling a twinge of unease, I roll up and scan the unlighted alley, where I make out three forms: two white cops scuffling with a black man.

I suppose I should confess to one solitary strain of dark sentiment, a theme of vague unease I never gave expression to.

I feel unease as I shoot back tequila, hoops dangling from my earlobes, psychedelic toucans sprawled across my dress.

It was not the unease of 'I can't believe I'm doing this,' but more the unease of the subordinate meeting her boss".

You can probably picture, then, my sense of unease when I said goodbye to my friend Cornelia, with whom I was having breakfast, promised her I'd do my best not to get a nosebleed, and set out on the train from Euston to visit Alys at her allotment in Highgate Park, Birmingham.

She offers it without a trace of unease, and I can't decide whether the grace of what I'm sure is a deceit is really quite impressive, or offputting.

I left the world of jail with plenty of relief but more than anything with a sense of unease that I still can't quite shake.