Sentence examples for by uneasiness from inspiring English sources
The relief about that was, however, all too soon replaced by uneasiness over the post-conflict handling of events.
It appears to be a fusion of warm and paradoxical cold effects, producing a strange, somewhat unpleasant sensation of "heat" that seems to be attended by uneasiness resembling that of pain.
But, as we have seen (Section 8 above), it is illegitimate to infer compatibility with causal determinism from compatibility with determination of the will by uneasiness.
The fact that Locke thinks that freedom of action is compatible with the will's being determined by uneasiness might immediately suggest that Locke is a compatibilist.
So the desire that either is or is caused by uneasiness is a desire for the removal of that uneasiness, and this is what proximately spurs us to take means to secure that removal.
As his release date approaches, Diatchenko's excitement and anticipation have increasingly been shadowed by uneasiness and anxiety a little depression, even.
What Locke still needs to explain is why agents can be justly held responsible for choices that are motivated by uneasinesses.
Locke's view, then, seems to be that our volitions are caused (though not, perhaps, deterministically, i.e., in a way that is fixed by initial conditions and the laws of nature) by uneasinesses.
Souder paints Carson as an obsessive reviser and a meticulous researcher who was often blocked, she said, by her uneasiness that human beings had acquired the power to reshape the world so profoundly.
Concerned by growing uneasiness among fans and marketers about athletes gone wild, the league is embarking on an effort to burnish its brand image by accentuating the positive aspects of the on- and off-field lives of its players.
For Crocker, his discomfort is compounded by his uneasiness with the concept of the Olympics as a modern-day mining expedition, in which the goal — fostered by the medal count and fed by commercialism — is to pan for as much gold as possible.
