Sentence examples for his uneasiness from inspiring English sources

He responds to his uneasiness, weirdly, by stealing a pile of Plimpton's wooden coat hangers.

As much as he must be stimulated by playing with these remarkable junior colleagues, his uneasiness comes through as well.

But the tingling persisted, and his uneasiness became genuine concern two days later, when half his hand turned a different color.

But if he was taken aback by the snobbery and coolness that awaited him at Whitehall, he made sure to conceal his uneasiness, acting as if he commanded an almost omnipotent power: world Jewry.

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.

He outlived his beauty, his uneasiness and his bright blue eyes, and he came into that mixture of elegy and remorse that is the lot of most old men - if they are lucky.

He channels his own uneasiness into a mechanism that gets his subjects whether they're common people posing for a personal project, or celebrities like Tilda Swinton, Cat Power, and Billie Joe Armstrong, or even President Barack Obama to open up.

He's renamed himself Pending Vegan as a way of acknowledging his increasing uneasiness with the relationship between man and beast, yet he's acutely aware of his daughters' ability to reconcile "their native animal-love and the pleasures of eating".

His personal uneasiness about religion seems traceable to an orthodox fear that he might be among the damned.

Mr. Jiang has pointedly not raised in public his generals' uneasiness with the U.S. military campaign in Afghanistan.

Now he is debating whether to return, his new uneasiness a mirror of American sentiments toward Arabs -- a kind of mutual cold shoulder.