Sentence examples for unease that it from inspiring English sources
As the NPL battled internal divisions and a growing unease that it had begun to pursue measures beyond its mandate, the IVA gained support.
Colombia's government, meanwhile, expressed unease that it was not invited to the meeting.
The shock, at its most intense, was dreamlike — difficult to recall, except for the deep, adrenalized unease that it evoked.
The Chinese president also indicated his unease that it would be monitored by the Paris-based OECD.
The worry that the governing council would lack cohesion has been replaced by unease that it lacks variety in opinion and experience.
I started watching as a lark but became fascinated with the show when I realized, with some unease, that it was the most real reality TV I'd ever seen.
"It is easy to see the business groups who favor restarting the reactors," Mr. Furukawa said, "but the public unease that opposes it is shapeless".
These creations all recognise what so many others fail to understand: that nostalgia is an exercise in cognitive dissonance, a burst of pleasure that's all the more intoxicating for the unease that comes with it.
The unease that goes with it is a reminder of how important that work is, and what is at stake.
This gave it a semblance of recognition, but the weak language reflected the unease that has surrounded its inception.
In pre-modern, Western Christendom, the Latin anxietas signified unease that often took its shape within a framework of sin, redemption and eternal judgment.
