Sentence examples for Political uneasiness from inspiring English sources

But it also betrays their political uneasiness as the next election approaches.

But no article I can find relates these sympathetic and defiant portrayals of the deaf "other" to the fact that Selznick is gay – whether out of polite uneasiness, political correctness or wariness of prejudice in the American outback.

And in Italy, where meaningless (or all too meaningful) killing has long been part of the political landscape, this uneasiness is keenly felt.

His moves are being watched with some uneasiness by political power brokers and candidates.

The TNK-BP operations are not well regarded by markets because of uneasiness about the political climate in Russia and BP's frequent fights with its Russian partners.

Not surprisingly, he has expressed uneasiness about the political ambitions of Vaclav Havel, the international fame of Milan Kundera, the luxury cars of Martina Navratilova.

It can be fairly noted that Delane's early uneasiness as the political leader gives away a bit too much of the ending.

But their faith may produce a degree of moral uneasiness that could reinforce political doubts if things go badly.

Democrats said the decision by the two politicians reflected Republican uneasiness with the current political climate given public dissatisfaction with the Bush administration and the Republican-led Congress.

"All across the political spectrum, there is just an uneasiness, a sense that something is happening, though people can't put their finger on it," he added.

How the once-fledgling campaign has captivated national political discourse is a testament to the uneasiness still felt by many Americans left out of the recovery from the Great Recession.