Sentence examples for work unease from inspiring English sources

Its specter would have gone beyond astonishment to other common reactions evoked by the master's unpredictable work: unease and foreboding.

Self-loathing and self-distrust lurk in his work with somatic unease; he is the forbear of modern man's sense of dread.

Thematically linked to three paintings by Deborah Patterson displayed behind the performers, the work proceeds through unease and lamentation to end with a tone of resilience and hope.

But while many Brazilians initially welcomed Moro's fearless work, there is increasing unease at both the methods and targets of his inquiry.

If reason doesn't work, maybe embarrassment will, unease at having to associate with the anti-immigrant hard-core, exemplified by people like Mr. King, who is Exhibit A for those who see the ugly nativism behind the naysaying.

But while there is no suggestion that lawyers and judges associated with the LCF have been anything other than professional in their work, there has been unease among secular campaigners about its role.

A black associate at one Houston firm, who requested anonymity so as not to jeopardize his chances of making partner, used a familiar legal term to describe his unease at work, saying he sometimes felt there was a "rebuttable presumption" that he was there to fill a quota and was not as qualified as white colleagues.

Both the teachers and workshop leaders worked to come up with solutions to common problems (e.g., students feeling that evolution was against their religious beliefs or parent opposition to teaching evolutionary science) that would work to diffuse students' unease with the subject material and help them to understand it better, while helping the instructor remain in control of the classroom.

Two artists known outside of Chicago contribute panoramic works that vividly portray unease in different ways.

At first Cable said "No I am emphatically equidistant" - but later he admitted he does feel "unease" about working with the Tories.

It is the graspable reality of the details he notes that make individual scenes so uncanny, and – an impressive trick, this – he only increases our unease by working hard to pull us away from the typically supernatural.