Sentence examples similar to uneasy collective from inspiring English sources
The only time the clock has indicated a higher threat level was in 1953 a fact that should make one uneasy, at the very least, about our collective future on spaceship Earth.
Showing how Russia's and Georgia's collective nostalgia for a terrible past finds an uneasy expression in gift-shop knickknacks.
But Syriza and New Democracy would in all likelihood make uneasy bedfellows, disagreeing profoundly on several key issues including freeing up the Greek labour market, collective bargaining and immigration.
But, peeking out around the edges of collective good will, there were reminders that the global economy is nothing more than an uneasy federation of national interests.
In doing so, Douglas continues his exploration of what he calls historical "interregnums" – moments when history, politics and collective identity are ruptured by upheaval, usually leading to a brief period of freedom followed by an uneasy stability.
Ballard's visions of "inner space", Orwell, Huxley and Atwood's totalitarian nightmares, Kafka's uneasy bureaucracies, Gibson's cutting-edge cool - all are examples of a literature at the forefront of the collective imagination.
His own favourite songwriter was "Anon" – predecessors whose identities were forgotten but whose music remained, and he was forever uneasy with consolidating a personal legacy of his songs for posterity, in case it breached the spirit of that collective tradition.
