Sentence examples for Feel uneasiness from inspiring English sources

It is interesting that some notable representatives of the instrumental reason feel uneasiness in the face of their own achievements.

The person will feel uneasiness to speak even a word.

E. Gerald Corrigan, a former president of the New York Fed who also spoke on the panel with Mr. Bernanke and Mr. Greenspan, said he felt "uneasiness" about the latest decision.

Before training, they felt uneasiness to explain sensitive issues but after training, their uneasiness considerably declined.

It's a brutal movie, and I feel some uneasiness about it, but it's nothing like those films.

You feel this uneasiness, but we have to remain calm and overcome this first instinctive reaction to see how we can go about bringing our differences together.

"People feel an uneasiness because of the global economy we're living in," added Gov. John E. Baldacci of Maine, a Democrat.

We can feel this uneasiness at play in Andrew Carnegie's 1889 "Gospel of Wealth," a founding text of modern American philanthropy.

Because Mr. Gooding doesn't underplay his character's distracting tics, his performance makes you feel the uneasiness that Radio's presence provokes in the more heartless residents of Anderson, a town that lives and breathes football.

Moore's class diagnostics are so exact she can make us feel the uneasiness not only between town and country in a single landlocked state, but between different types of farmers on neighboring plots.

Continuing to feel an uneasiness over the fact that a woman qualified in all other respects for the position she desired should be barred by considerations of her sexual preference, he kept on bringing up the subject before the standing committee.