Sentence examples for express their unease from inspiring English sources

Labour MPs held emergency meetings yesterday to express their unease at the way Mr Sharon has dealt with the Palestinians this week and to urge Mr Peres and other Labour ministers to quit.

Business associations have also expressed their unease.

Instead, the most conservative elements of the Republican Party's base expressed their unease with Mr. Romney by sending a resounding message that they preferred someone else.

A convocation of retired generals (including a former chief of the defence staff) and a distinguished Tory foreign secretary (Lord Hurd) have expressed their unease.

House Republicans have spent days expressing their unease about a huge government intervention, which they regard as a step down the path to socialism.

Eurosceptic Tories expressed their unease when Corbyn tabled an urgent question to the prime minister that was answered by the Europe minister, David Lidington.

It was at this point that Justice O'Connor and Justice Breyer expressed their unease with what Justice O'Connor called the "logic" of Justice Thomas's opinion.

Just before the amendment was up for a vote in the House, lobbyists from Monsanto and a trade group called the Biotechnology Industry Organization, or BIO, suddenly expressed their unease about it.

Meanwhile, in quiet conversations at meals, a range of Russians expressed their unease about where all this might be heading.

This sense of precariousness was the political backdrop for the presidential election last fall as voters expressed their unease with the world and the leaders trying to govern it.

While an increasing number of prominent Republicans, including Arnold Schwarzenegger, said Saturday they cannot vote for Trump, other GOP leaders have played it safer, simply expressing their unease.