Similar words: uneasy, uneasily, unearth, unearthly, ease, tease, cease, eased. Meaning: n. 1. physical discomfort (as mild sickness or depression) 2. the trait of seeming ill at ease.
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(91) Affectionate and sad sentence, is the time back, as water cirsoid unease over four seasons.
(92) Says Napier, it's "really ... about psychological apocalypse -- about generations and ... an internal sense of unease and concern about the future."
(93) Some European regulators responded to the unease by banning short sales of financial stocks, calming share markets on Friday.
(94) Blisteringly an eerie feeling of unease fills every meticulously composed frame.
(95) Literature often reacts magnificently to an ambience of unease or apparent breakdown.
(96) Investment is scarce and not likely to pick up in the near future, given the limited resources of the Abkhaz government and unease in the private sector about the volatile politics of the region.
(97) Such unease is unsurprising given the psychological scars that last autumn inflicted.
(98) And there right of cancellation given of right to plea of unease traditionally.
(99) I trusted and valued that flicker of unease, and I wanted to feel it play out more, to see Donoghue go deeper into the mucky,[www.Sentencedict.com] messy territory of growth.
(100) Hong Kong lacks any non-discriminatory ordinance, and many locals still regard homosexuality with unease.
(101) And if you do take one, you'll probably make the shop assistants feel unease, they might be doubtful of your intentions.
(102) US unease with the way the episode is playing with victims' families was highlighted last night when the White House condemned the scenes at Tripoli airport in unusually undiplomatic language.
(103) With the increase of the greasing intensity , the activity of soil sucrose, unease and polyphone oxidize all decrease.
(104) While getting rid of a lady-of-the-night might avoid a storm (even at the cost of killing her) a great storm was seen by the upper crust as nature's unease at the death of a leading citizen.
(105) I can no more explain these than the brown seed can explain the flowering tree. Deep in the soil in time's midwinter, my very stirring and unease seems a kind of growing pain toward June.
(106) Amid widespread lay - offs and consumer unease, household spending slid 1.1 %.
(107) The markets are unambiguously signalling unease about the inflation - fighting credentials of the Federal Reserve.
(108) The build - up has sent ripples of unease across China's neighbourhood.
(109) Its repeated claims over all of the South China Sea and ostentatious sailing of a small flotilla between Japanese islands all add to a deepening sense of unease in Tokyo.
(110) Garland tried to appear casual, but he couldn't conquer his unease.
(111) The test is a small step in the long journey towards building a viable carrier group, but it is already stoking unease in India, and prompting fears of an arms race between Asia's two emerging powers.