Sentence examples for Expressing unease from inspiring English sources
At the same time some perennial Labour pessimists were expressing unease about the tax attack by the Tories.
He also raised alarm at China's growing influence in Latin America, expressing unease at the prospect of letting Chinese companies buy significant stakes in Brazilian state companies.
Many leading white-collar lawyers, such as former solicitor general Theodore Olson, have declined Trump's entreaties, often citing conflicts or expressing unease about the high-profile case.
Jewish groups and some labor unions are expressing unease about making Keith Ellison, a Minnesota liberal, chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
The range of state leaders expressing unease suggests that implementing the law could be rough going, with divisions not always breaking along party lines.
("Tell us all about the relationship"). Civil libertarians were soon expressing unease about custody litigation: parents were feeling pressured toward conformity, and privacy was getting lost in the trample.
Others privately expressed unease.
He expressed unease with the bill.
Privately, McCarthy has at times expressed unease.
He expressed unease about privatising detention.
Increasingly, scientists working in the field began to express unease.
