Sentence examples for unease persists from inspiring English sources
At the restaurant's reception, the unease persists.
It could, too, be made from of a wider coalition, since the BJP if it is to push through legislative changes quickly will need additional help from other parties that control powerful states, and to win more support in the upper house of parliament.Unease persists about the role of the Hindu-nationalist right, whose footsoldiers undoubtedly helped a great deal in getting BJP candidates elected.
If some of that disquiet persists, it's because "Iron Man 3" is itself goaded by unease.
Budgen's words were a reminder that while much had changed in Britain in the intervening quarter century, unease about immigrants persisted.
The seven Patchogue-Medford High School students accused of baiting, beating and dealing a fatal knife blow to Mr. Lucero are on trial, but unease among the immigrant population persists.
This creates a mood of unease and dislocation, a noirish dread that persists even after certain crucial mysteries are solved.
Fifteen years into this interim period, polls show that the unease Mr. Wong felt with the far-larger, Communist Party-ruled mainland persists among many Hong Kong residents.
Perhaps this narrow success will prove to be a springboard for a return to form but, for now, it is the sense of unease fuelled by Ray Wilkins' sacking and the disappointment Ancelotti felt about it that persists.
It was organized by Peter Eleey, curator of P.S. 1. Precipitated at least partly by the countercultural, egalitarian impulses of the '60s, a certain unease about the role of the artist as a uniquely talented producer of expensive objects has persisted to the present in some progressively minded art world circles.
