Sentence examples for a deep uneasiness from inspiring English sources

There remains a deep uneasiness among analysts and investors.

The "assumption" of a Karzai victory did not erase a deep uneasiness about Afghanistan's governance among the participants, according to a senior administration official.

The deep uneasiness about the spread of Islamist radicalism has taken hold across Europe, said Christoph Bertram, the former director of the Institute of International Security Affairs in Germany.

4. (S) While Israeli anxiety over a possible dramatic shift of U.S. policy as a result of the Iraq Study Group's report has been allayed by statements by you and the President, there continues to be deep uneasiness here that the Baker-Hamilton recommendations reflect the shape of things to come in U.S. policy.

Her presence campaigning and raising money for Clinton reflects the deep uneasiness so many moderate and Republican woman have about Trump.

But there's still a tension, an uneasiness with how we approach these relationships on screen.

What remains to be seen is whether the ITF's problems are the results of Msgr. Balestrero's growing pains or caused by deeper Vatican uneasiness related to declassification of their Archives.

Taken together, the legends reflect an uneasiness, a feeling that she was something other than she seemed.

There is an uneasiness, even a bit of anxiety in works like "Clean, Deep Water" or "Thin Places".

But there is a new uneasiness, too.

Yet the whole thing vibrates with a riveting uneasiness.