Sentence examples for less unease from inspiring English sources

Kat Walsh, a policy analyst and longtime Wikipedia contributor who was elected to the Wikimedia board, agreed that indirect initiatives would cause less unease in the Wikipedia community than more overt efforts.

And bubbling under all the while was a deeper, less tangible unease.

It is less the unease over class boundaries than questions of the dissolution of public, private and psychic boundaries that resonate in this production directed by Benedict Andrews.

Anti-World Cup protests in 12 cities have marked the worst day in another awful week for Brazil as the government struggles with strikes, crime and public unease less than a month before the tournament kicks off.

A number of speeches, however, evinced a note of particular unease and defensiveness – less about the risks attending the military tasks that lay ahead than about possible implications for the home front.

A real fight would look like a phoney fight on-screen, and the same is true of a kiss.' Anthony Minghella, director of The English Patient and The Talented Mr Ripley, has reasons other than personal unease for being less than eager to do sex scenes.

"I'm less interested in short-term unease or criticism than long-term failure.

Since the crisis, regulators have made switching easier, yet bank customers may be even less likely to move because of unease about the health of the banking system.

But the anxiety is also less immediate; people betray a distinct unease about the rapidity of change, or a fear of being excluded from the wealth and prospects erupting around them.

Walk away, lose my job?" Others talked about the unease of sitting at their desks with less and less to do.

Germany is home to around 4 million Muslims, less than 6% of the population, but unease about Islam appears to be growing in the country.