Sentence examples for unease mounts from inspiring English sources
The sense of creeping unease mounts.
As public unease mounts, the Republicans are positioning themselves as Ebola hawks, and the Democrats risk being caricatured as doves.
With unease mounting here in the capital, the student rallies were watched with trepidation by reform leaders.
Financial unease has been mounting.
They stood, barely able to see, and waited with mounting unease.
"I was trying to suppress my mounting unease, to hold back the rising flood of memory".
Yet even among Europeans who are usually regarded as pro-American hawks, there is mounting unease.
His books have a natural 45-degree tilt, leaning forward, through a fog of mounting unease, toward claret-dark revelation.
Carter's appeal for a new moratorium falls at a time of mounting unease about the huge disparities in the use of capital punishment in America.
The film then flashes back and forth between his mounting unease at Hitler's rise in the 1930s and his interrogation at the hands of the Gestapo.
