Sentence examples for unease of from inspiring English sources

The unease of 1946 had vanished.

But always, a sense of unease, of hidden wrongs.

The unease of Messerschmidt's sculpture begins in aesthetics.

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

Intentionally or not, he tapped into the unease of a populace tossed between two governments.

I wondered if this was the simple unease of being far from home.

The answer lay in the unease of some British colonial officers.

It is the unease of an author more at home with writing than hustling her work.

We react to these images with curiosity and the unease of identification.

Meades evocatively captures the social unease of the time reflected through a child's partial understanding.

Kipling's fiction also bears witness to the unease of the years following the first world war.