Sentence examples for The uneasiness of from inspiring English sources

The uneasiness of distillers is a constant disturbance in the business world.

"The uneasiness of the industry shot up after Lotus sued Borland," said Mitchell D. Kapor, who founded Lotus and who now heads On Technology Inc. of Cambridge, Mass.

The uneasiness of the atmosphere was reflected in the local newspapers, which combined reports on Togo's deliberations as to whether to play on in the tournament and photographs of a clearly distraught Emmanuel Adebayor, with pictures of Didier Drogba, Michael Essien and Manucho under the headline: "The stars of the ball have arrived".

The uneasiness of the Vatican II priests grew in recent weeks as the beatification of Pope Pius IX, who ordered Jews confined to Rome's ghetto and had a Jewish child abducted to be raised as a Catholic, advanced in step with that of John XXIII, father of Vatican II.

The uneasiness of certain members of the ECD should be pointed out here, in particular the communicators (the most senior people), who had long defended and carried the message of the Bamako Initiative to the public and now had to convey to those same people the opposite message of fee exemption.

They savor the uneasiness of stranding Mr. Thomas's old-school singing between eras and emotions.

This is a sweet spot for the author, the general uneasiness of being in a foreign environment is starting to subside and the full weight of her Peace Corps commitment has not been applied.

Entertainment Weekly commented that although A Lie of the Mind "wobbles a bit in its late stages", Hawke's "hearty" revival managed to "resurrect the spellbinding uneasiness of the original".

Enduring the stares and the obvious uneasiness of others, people with disabilities often feel painfully self-conscious.

Afterward, someone asked, "Did they serve turkey?" This was no idle question, for it captured the uneasiness many of us feel about the threads that connect past and present.

2. Consider the cultural uneasiness of a woman who changed social classes by reading and discussing the article "Up From the Holler: Living in Two Worlds, At Home in Neither".