Sentence examples for unease spread from inspiring English sources
The media turned its attention to the approaching Iowa caucus, while on campus an unease spread like a cold front coming off the lake.
But as the police barriers were lifted and most parts of the store reopened, a sense of unease spread as Parisians recalled a wave of explosions in shopping areas in 1985 and 1986 that killed seven people and injured dozens.
A sense of unease spread across the debate arena at the Citadel in South Carolina last night when Mike Gravel, the 77-year-old former senator from Alaska, responded to a question by saying, "The Democratic Party used to stand for the ordinary working man.
But during the Freddie Gray riots, a sense of unease spread across the city.
– She who spoke these words trembled throughout her whole body, of course, with fear, and her unease spread a deathly pallor over all the charms of her face, otherwise so fresh and pretty.
The unease has spread to all types of financial firms.
Her criticisms of the style of the government, and the claim that this unease has spread to senior civil servants and ministers in the Foreign Office, has the potential to widen the dispute into a more generalised debate about Cameron's way of governing.
But as market unease has spread over the past two years, critics say the bank's obsession with what they say is a phantom threat of inflation has stifled growth and helped bring the euro zone to the edge of a financial precipice.
Field called on the government to investigate this phenomenon 18 months ago, but launched an independent inquiry when it became clear that this was not going to happen, prompted by his unease at the spread of food banks.
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