Sentence examples for have unease from inspiring English sources

If you have unease, the solution is another car, another country, another vacation, another invasion, another shopping spree, another cupcake, another affair.

The sweeping nature of the arrests and murky judicial procedures have stirred unease.

Even figures on the right, including three former prime ministers, have voiced unease.

Travel agents have said unease about possible terrorist strikes is partly behind the decline in reservations.

"We have an unease about who we are and where we belong.

Some of Mr Sarkozy's own ministers have voiced unease at the way he spent the summer expelling Roma (gypsies).

Foreign governments and monitoring bodies have expressed unease about the polls, while limiting their criticism to "technical irregularities".

Even staunch opponents of the former president have expressed unease over potential UN actions against him and his allies.

Some shareholders have expressed unease that the company's behaviour and reputation were hitting its share price.

Both Brits reported having no problem with Cruise's religious beliefs, which have caused unease in Germany, where the film was shot.

Finland imports electricity, coal and gas from Russia for much of its remaining needs, and officials have expressed unease about dependence on a sometimes-difficult neighbor.