Sentence examples for universal unease from inspiring English sources
"Such unhealthy devotion was causing universal unease at the Presunción: this was the first time in its history a client had come to sin as punctually as he went, with intrepid daily devotion, to his job".
Most obviously, some of the appeal must derive from the simple fact that death is universal, and so is the deep-seated unease that murder creates; and so is the love of puzzles that have solutions.
The universal sense of awe at the magical "new economy" is giving way to a sense of unease.
Rob Holland, parliamentary manager at Mencap and co-chair of the Disability Benefits Consortium, said: "This vote by the Lords should add further evidence of the deep unease amongst disabled people and the wider public around cutting ESA Wrag and the equivalent in universal credit.
There is also a target to ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, but the absence of the phrase "sexual rights" highlights ongoing unease around LGBT rights.
Generally, studios respond to the inevitable investor unease caused by such downturns by either firing the top executives and bringing in a new crew (as Universal did, for instance) or by making more opaque executive shifts involving the existing management corps -- shifts designed to maintain stability while addressing the problems behind the downturn.
Mirrors compound the unease.
