Sentence examples for Reason for unease from inspiring English sources

One reason for unease in the government is that many of the political prisoners released on Sunday -- and many of those identified as among the missing by the protesters today -- were members of the two restive population groups, Kurds and Iraqi Shiites, who have been at the heart of past uprisings against Mr. Hussein.

(Support for Obama Slips; Unease on 2012 Candidates, Sept. 17, 2011) Allen Hulshizer, 77, Republican, a retired structural engineer from Glenside, Pa.

"Silver is one of the least important markets but it had become a beacon" for unease in the commodities markets, he said.

There were other reasons for unease.

Others echo Peterson's unease with Trump's trade tactics.

His support for the war in Iraq, as well as a perceived connection between his economic views and those of President Bush, stirred unease among voters.

Compounding Hoover's unease was that "infernal little Cuban republic," as Theodore Roosevelt had described it.

Campbell's unease stems, in part, from the painting's murky history, a pressure point for a portion of the scholarly community.

In direct reference to Craii..., George Călinescu wrote: "Reality is transfigured, it becomes fantastical and a sort of Edgar Poe-like unease agitates [the main characters], these good-for-nothings of the old Romanian capital".

What is needed is a progressive line that can bring all this together, for there is no current manifesto for the unease Andy is talking about.

Paul, sensing my unease, coaxes me through the sequence.