Sentence examples for Show uneasiness from inspiring English sources

A guinea fowl beset by a yapping dog tends to show uneasiness by turning slowly around and around on its perch, but it turns on its own axis and so presents a more or less stable target.

Jackson rarely shows such uneasiness.

Amid the evolution, at least a few members are showing their uneasiness about the stance that Facebook is taking.

Lebowski rejects the very idea of social hierarchy, showing no uneasiness in pornographer Jackie Treehorn's palatial Malibu pad and no deference to the Chief of Police ("fuckin' fascist"), while remaining blithely unimpressed by the Big Lebowski's "various awards, commendations, honorary degrees".

The uneasiness shows up throughout Iraq, but it is particularly acute in Anbar, the desert province in Iraq's far west where the shift from war to tentative peace has been most abrupt.

We can see that the person is showing the symptom of uneasiness happening inside his body when he drank the water.

So yes, aside from the uneasiness that the show creates, there is the uneasiness about the show as a concept.

The capacity audience was guffawing away happily when I saw the show, but for me the uneasiness and despair that often lurk beneath Mr. Simon's one-liners had never seemed more palpable.

There's a feeling of uneasiness in the show, but it's all relatable.

Support for the AfD is an expression of the uneasiness many Germans show when they think about the way the German society may change due to the many immigrants.

Recent stories have shown that there is an uneasiness in the Labour Party over the performance of Ukip in the Heywood and Middleton constituency in the build-up to the by-election there in two weeks' time.