Sentence examples for unease the from inspiring English sources
After pressure from unions and public unease, the government has acted.
After pressure from unions, pressure groups and public unease, the government has acted.
In a sign of unease, the Pentagon now refers to its interrogators as "human intelligence collectors".
The defensiveness and unease the two actors find in the characters is credible and well wrought.
No previous book, at least, has filled me with unease the way "Fever Dream" did.
Despite this unease, the rock world's interest in Johnston and other outsiders makes a certain amount of sense.
Sit with the anxiety, the unease -- the auto-pilot thoughts which tell us we aren't worthy... what is underneath it?
Maybe the unease tells the whole story of what happened to the altruism in the handshakes.
They say the security crackdown is a provocation that adds to the unease in the region.
The unease is the product of a little information and a lot of speculation.
Interestingly, what stays with you afterward is the unease, not the revelation.
