Sentence examples for clear unease from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — Representative Nancy Pelosi was returned as the House Democratic leader on Wednesday on a vote that exposed clear unease among some colleagues about her remaining as the party's most visible figure in the House after deep losses in the November elections.
That's to be expected". Despite the partisan nature of the final votes, the day's debate reflected clear unease in both parties about the administration's Iraq policy -- and a new willingness by the Senate to insist that Bush provide more clarity on how he intends to exit Iraq.
But the court, the one branch of Florida government dominated by Democratic appointees, also expressed clear unease at the Democrats' suggestions that it, not the Legislature or the state's top election official, should set a new deadline or outline its own standards for how ballots should be recounted around the state.
Balls made clear his unease about a currency union in East Ayrshire last month.
While the Dutch position was that the rallies posed a threat to public order, the EU has made very clear its unease over the Turkish referendum itself.
Iberdrola was cleared, but unease remains at the way Spanish companies, which have taken over Abbey National and 02, have been able to offset 30percentnt of the goodwill costs of any foreign purchase against tax.
But there is a clear undercurrent of unease, and the statement was a sign of that.
Even leading figures in London, politically aligned to the Conservative mayor, Boris Johnson, have made their unease clear at such distinctions between so-called resource and capital spending.
There were clear signs of unease about Gilligan's reporting, and the minutes record: 'There was suggestion that governors should not offer immediate support to the management.' There was also some support for commenting on BBC journalists writing for newspapers and 'creating rather than reporting the news'.
Legislation went to the Lords specifying the vote must be held on 5 May 2011, but this evening their lordships voted through an amendment specifying that the AV referendum need only be held by October 2011, responding to a clear signal of unease about combining the polls and referendum.
There was a clear feeling of unease among the home support as the game wore on, with Liverpool fans scarred by previous failures to convert possession into points.
