Sentence examples for unease not from inspiring English sources

But there remain lingering currents of unease, not least around the question of who is watching.

Interestingly, what stays with you afterward is the unease, not the revelation.

The financial markets are signalling deep unease, not least at the world they themselves have helped build.

At such moments I felt a tingle of unease, not because of any personal animus, or any objection on principle to his presence in the school.

But it reflected a growing sense of unease, not only in Britain but across the Continent, that while the acute phase of the financial crisis has passed, the challenge to Europe's mission and even its membership has not.

But the speed with which the Front National pounced on events in the US to suggest otherwise fed the sense of unease not just in Paris, but in Brussels, Berlin and elsewhere.

Uneasy Street The report also brings to the fore an übertrend: Life now is defined by a sense of unease, if not outright fear, that things aren't as they should be, that threats are looming and that people need to do something about it.

But there is also unease, if not hostility, to reforms in reproductive law at a time when it is important that economic priorities must not be jeopardised.

That unease did not last.

The source of that unease is not difficult to find.

At the same time, identifying an early source of unease is not difficult.