Sentence examples for unease only from inspiring English sources

That unease only intensified with three notorious cases that, for many, seemed to form a pattern of abuse.

Media unease only peaked briefly after Edwards et al 's 1969 announcement, with newspapers predicting that communist states would use the technique to clone armies of 'supermen' (Turney, 1997).

All this drove home a sense of threat, but that unease has only fed into a hesitation to embark on modern-day military campaigns.

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.

While the refugees and migrants who poured over the border at the end of last August were made just as welcome, a general feeling of unease was only too apparent.

If anything that trend is even more pronounced in the current conflict against a backdrop of improved Palestinian military performance, however limited, and mounting international unease not only with the toll in civilian lives but with Israeli policy towards Palestinian territories at large.

Some books you read with a sense of creeping unease; they only confirm your isolation, as if everyone else were having a conversation you simply can't understand.

Every parent would understand their deep unease at only learning they had been followed and watched days later when photographs emerged.

And the unease is only made greater when we are given glimpses of the funeral industry that suggest that our bodies will be stacked like television sets in a warehouse.

The idea that investigations should be conducted in the dark, shrouded in secrecy and accompanied by an air of paranoia and unease, can only add to the impression that the ITF is more concerned about the image of the sport than being seen to root out corruption without fear or favour.

Her odd behavior is almost startling — but she takes Bobby's unease as evidence only that he has problems, and concludes that the whole world of dating is just badly rigged.