Sentence examples for express unease about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "express unease about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing feelings of discomfort or concern regarding a particular issue or situation.
Example: "During the meeting, several team members expressed unease about the proposed changes to the project timeline."
Alternatives: "voice concerns about" or "articulate discomfort regarding".
The paper also claims "big beasts", including Lord Prescott and David Blunkett, are beginning to express unease about his performance.
We pine for what we've left behind, and divinizing the natural world is an obvious way to express unease about our hyper-technological society.
Ex-Health Secretary Alan Milburn and Lord Soley were two senior Labour party figures to express unease about Martin's handling of the investigation.
But even as some parents and educators express unease about students' digital diets, they are intensifying efforts to use technology in the classroom, seeing it as a way to connect with students and give them essential skills.
Bowie says: "There is a terrific lot of Holocaust writing and, though there are very few charlatans, American Jewish friends I talk to about this sometimes express unease about the industrialisation of memoirs.
Other Christian supporters of March 14 also express unease about militancy: "I think the reaction is normal, but it is not acceptable," said Michael Farrah, a Christian businessman who supports March 14, of the violent response by some Sunnis to General Hassan's death.
He expressed unease about privatising detention.
One Clinton family friend expressed unease about the inevitable comparisons.
The more I explained globalization, the more they expressed unease about it.
They expressed unease about the lack of certainty regarding the players controlling the new route.
The Qatari Investment Authority, Sainsbury's largest shareholder, has expressed unease about the retailer's bid.
