Sentence examples for express its unease from inspiring English sources

United have denied reports that the plc board would meet Alex Ferguson to express its unease about his continued dealings with his son.

Whitewashing the war is one way for the right — alienated, anxious and angry about the president, health care reform and all manner of threats, mostly imaginary — to express its unease with the Age of Obama, disguising hate as heritage.

Perhaps that is why the KDP has expressed its unease with the increasingly prominent role of the PKK-affiliated forces in fighting IS in Iraq and rescuing thousands of Yazidi civilians trapped on Mt Sinjar.

First and foremost, it is important for us to express our unease with the term "occupation".

In particular, The Eolian Harp express an unease with David Hartley's ideas about necessity.

Even some ad executives who said they had good relationships with Google expressed unease about its deal with Yahoo.

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The full bench expressed unease about its own judgment, stating that the question of derivative governmental immunity should be left to the High Court for reconsideration of Bradken.

It is not just secular, second-generation immigrant novelists who express unease over the unprecedented, quasi-ideological nature of the consensus glorifying Charlie Hebdo's mockery of Islam and Muslims.

Increasingly, scientists working in the field began to express unease.

But some Malays and non-Muslim citizens privately express unease.