Sentence examples for Have uneasiness from inspiring English sources

"But many young conservatives here are saying, 'Why choose evil at all?' If you have uneasiness about a candidate, don't vote for them.

Betty Williams, a board member, said some potential landlords have expressed uneasiness about renting to a youth club.

If you don't think so, you might have some uneasiness about how mutable music is becoming.

If it's thrilling and exhilarating and exactly the right thing, you're going to have some uneasiness in the pit in your stomach, right?

The canards about pushing by "driven parents," about becoming a "round person," about "hormones [that] will one day collide with the pressure of medical school" certainly have caused "uneasiness on campus". And why?

Its rapid growth and trade surpluses have caused uneasiness in Western governments, which perceive this growth to be a result of China's rejection of international protocols that protect intellectual property and its widespread theft and replication of Western technology and products.

Congressional approval could prove difficult, as conservatives and liberal Democrats have expressed uneasiness with a military campaign.

I pressed Gary Johnson on foreign policy - the area in which some libertarians have most uneasiness about Johnson's purity.

Civil rights lawyers here are also raising questions about the sweep, while some commentators have expressed uneasiness at the massive show of police force.

But since its publication, some readers have expressed uneasiness with both the content and the measures taken to report on - and protect - Foos.

When HuffPost raised the possibility that Trump supporters had high expectations and other voters might have some uneasiness about Trump, Stivers again suggested that Republicans weren't going to distance themselves.