Sentence examples for amount of uneasiness from inspiring English sources

Interviews with people here about the immigrants in town turned up no small amount of uneasiness and sometimes hostility, but there was more confusion and sympathy than anger.

Moreover, he says, any amount of uneasiness is inconsistent with happiness, "a little pain serving to marr all the pleasure" we experience.

"I thought it was some big game, possibly an eland or buffalo," he later told the British Central Africa Gazette, "but as I felt a certain amount of uneasiness I went to the other side of the road, and pushed away as quickly as I could". A few yards further along, he took a glance behind.

Back in 1989, Richard Saul Wurman published Information Anxiety, a book that identified a growing sense of uneasiness that people have with the massive amount of data they access every day (and we all know how much more data we interact with since 1989!).

FX's chief executive, John Landgraf, has been outspoken about his uneasiness with the amount of money now pouring into the industry and what it will mean for competitors with smaller budgets.

Still, a kind of uneasiness ensued.

"There is a great deal of uneasiness".

"I like relating to some kind of uneasiness," she says.

There is a lot of uneasiness in the community".

The other source of uneasiness is Activision itself.

The machines rest on that area of uneasiness".