Sentence examples for it unease about from inspiring English sources
Is this the root of the (usually male, let's face it) unease about O'Brien; the worry she might become untethered from the real?
Washington, more focused on the Gulf than north Africa, had signalled its unease about the practicalities.
But if hostility towards such agreements denotes unease about trade in general, it is a worrying sign.And it is possible to imagine the world economy becoming less integrated.
"Whether it is the slack-jawed look their children have when they put them in front of the television or the tantrum when they turn it off, most parents have this unease about it but it's a battle they choose not to fight.
Instead, it prickles with unease about the future – "Just take care," it pleads, gloomily, while the music follows suit: a mournful, insistent piano figure, topped off with Kamasi Washington's flickering sax.
It also found unease about homosexual relations in general, making the issue a potentially divisive one in the 2004 election.
But it accommodates his unease about the role of the singer-songwriter and the characters one has to play onstage.
It also found unease about homosexual relations in general, making the issue a potentially divisive one for the Democrats and an opportunity for the Republicans in the 2004 election.
It also expressed unease about Street View, Google's street level, 360-degree photographs of areas taken by specially equipped Google vehicles.
Despite the CBI's enthusiasm for staying in the EU it does register unease about the creeping extension of EU authority.
