Sentence examples for its uneasiness from inspiring English sources

Everything about Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt sits awkwardly until its uneasiness becomes its charm.

In a series of votes yesterday, Israel's parliament made clear its uneasiness over peace talks with the Palestinians.

China is hosting Egypt's newly elected president, despite its uneasiness with the Arab Spring revolution that helped bring him to power.

Updated at 10.15am BST 9.46am BST China welcomes Morsi China is hosting Egypt's newly elected president, despite its uneasiness with the Arab Spring revolution that helped bring him to power.

Through state-run newspapers, Beijing has signaled its uneasiness with allowing greater democracy, particularly as long as candidates hostile to the Communist Party continue to do well in elections here.

It unsexes its people with sports and fixed ideas; if Germany hadn't kept it in a state of perpetual uneasiness, it would have turned to pederasty in a couple of generations".

His work, too, had become confrontational, and he was one of the first German artists to explore the nation's uneasiness with its Nazi past.

The London Yearly Meeting in 1940 declined to join the World Council of Churches out of uneasiness with its creedal basis, though some U.S. groups of Friends sent delegates to the first meeting of the council in 1948.

"It made the Warren Court intellectually respectable in circles that, while they may have had sympathy with its results, persisted in uneasiness about their legitimacy," said Eric M. Freedman, a law professor at Hofstra University.

As he tried to cultivate an image as a citizen of the world, Mr. Messier went too far in provoking France's traditional uneasiness about its place on a planet dominated by American culture.

The report says there is no hard evidence that MI6 agents in Riga were directly responsible - though it is known they had close contacts with White Russians - or that the letter was commissioned in response to British intelligence services' "uneasiness about its prospects under a re-elected Labour government".