Sentence examples for express some uneasiness from inspiring English sources
But as conservatives express some uneasiness over Trump's latest immigration comments, liberals are suddenly expressing cautious optimism.
Like the appeals court, the trial judge, Janis Graham Jack of Federal District Court in Corpus Christi, expressed some uneasiness about the case.
(I must have expressed some uneasiness the first time I visited him, because the following day I received an e-mail assuring me that the office was "a lot better organized than it used to be").
I expressed some reservations.
Others expressed some annoyance.
But some council members expressed some misgivings.
The notion of any disfigurement of the Aysén area has nevertheless fueled the protests, which have become a forum for Chileans to express a general "uneasiness" with the government, said Alberto Mayol, a sociology professor at the University of Chile.
Some legislators expressed uneasiness over his having worked at reduced fees and pro bono for Mr. Rowland.
Donald Moore, 75, one of those patients, expressed his uneasiness about the law recently: "The fact is that I don't understand it, and no one else I talk to understands it.
Certainly Carlson himself would never put it that way, but part of his appeal is his unwillingness to apologize for who he is: he expresses no uneasiness about being a straight white man, even when he is debating gender identity with a transgender activist, or sparring about race with the African-American liberal commentator Jehmu Greene, who is a frequent guest.
