Sentence examples for expressed deep unease from inspiring English sources

Some, though, expressed deep unease, and protested in the camps.

But supporters of Blair have expressed deep unease about Miliband's leadership of the Labour party.

Several lawmakers said that aides to Mr. Bloomberg, who had backed the cleanup plan, expressed deep unease about the possibility of an early-morning fracas.

More than 160 MPs have signed a Commons motion expressing "deep unease" at the prospect of war with Iraq.

Dee expresses deep unease about the so-called national living wage not being there for anyone under 25.

Fifty Labour MPs have already signed a motion expressing deep unease about the possibility of a war against Iraq.Bad timingThe prime minister denies that any decision has been taken, in Washington or London, on what to do about Iraq.

The United States expressed "deep concern".

He expressed "deep compassion and regret".

But Mr. Gargan expressed deep dismay.

While Mr. Bush expressed deep reservations about I.M.F.

The "birther" challenge, which galvanized so many Republican voters, expresses a deep unease with black claims to political inclusion and leadership that can be traced as far back as the 1860s.