Sentence examples for a new uneasiness from inspiring English sources

But there is a new uneasiness, too.

But as soon as any new uneasiness comes in, this happiness is disturbed and we are set afresh on work in the pursuit of happiness".

Now he is debating whether to return, his new uneasiness a mirror of American sentiments toward Arabs -- a kind of mutual cold shoulder.

Yet material well-being brought a new kind of uneasiness.

Questions about the archives' capacity have added a new element to the uneasiness felt by open-government advocates and historians, who already fear that departing White House officials, particularly Vice President Dick Cheney, may not turn over everything.

Pregnancy is a new state in which discomfort, complications, the growing body or uneasiness with physical activity are perceived by the majority of the women as barriers to physical activity.

Richard A. Oppel Jr. writes that their reluctance reflects uneasiness about Mr. Romney's hostile tone toward Russia and his opposition to a new missile treaty.

Just belonging to Dickens took most of Timber's energy: Dickens ascribes "great uneasiness" to the dog as he was struggling with the early chapters of a new book.

She demonstrates a striking ability to capture the uneasiness that accompanies a newcomer's arrival in America, to illuminate how the reinvention of the self in a new place confronts the protective memory of the way things were back home.

THERE was uneasiness in the air one recent late-summer night as nearly 200 executive women gathered in Midtown Manhattan to learn a new skill.

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