Sentence examples for whatever unease from inspiring English sources
Whatever unease politicians may stir when they invoke Christmas among non-Christians does not seem to apply here.
Whatever scale of unease holds the guitars can't even reckon the electronics.
When Susic reacted to a late injury by calling up his nephew, the promising but unproven midfielder Tino-Sven Susic, it added to the unease and whatever credibility he had left was shredded by a tactically incoherent 1-0 defeatoto Nigeria in the second group game in Brazil which sealed their elimination.
Whatever just-finished-Westworld unease one might feel about the possibility of technology-mediated memory, it's hard to argue against the development of such technologies for the treatment of deleterious diseases.
Despite the glaring differences between his early and recent output, Holness sees similarities between comedy and horror as art forms: "They share something in expressing something that we usually couldn't express, tapping into people's subconscious and sense of unease, or embarrassment, or whatever it is," he explains.
He told Guardian Australia: "I understand and appreciate the work the AFP does, but I understand that within the AFP itself – whatever is said publicly – there is extreme unease about how this unfolded.
"I understand and appreciate the work the AFP does, but I understand that within the AFP itself – whatever is said publicly – there is extreme unease about how this unfolded," Xenophon said.
Whatever you think of Osborne, he was on to something with that unease.
Whatever the sum, it is more than the film itself, gloomy with unease, seems able to repay.
Whatever motivates Julian Assange, it strikes me that the appetite for his organization's leaks is a direct consequence of the deep unease engendered by activities such as these of "democratic governments".
