Sentence examples for less uneasiness from inspiring English sources

Swisher stated the obvious — no one likes losing — but also conceded that a loss prompts less uneasiness after 10 victories celebrated and confidence that the team was playing its finest baseball of the season.

These feelings, of course, had been amplified by quantities of drugs consumed, but we heard and felt it in others who seemed more or less sober -- an uneasiness and loneliness that camaraderie and crowds could not assuage.

The juxtaposition of live animals and their after-products might have made for uneasiness in a less proudly traditional setting, but the Salon treated their proximity as a boon.

When our early nourishment has been less than ideal, the edge of uneasiness that accompanies our growing identity leaves the sense that there is a hole where there should be wholeness.

Mr. Merchant's comedy routine is gentler, less spiky and less meant to provoke or spread uneasiness than that of his prickly, controversialist friend.

In Julie Salamon's outstanding 2011 biography "Wendy and the Lost Boys: The Uncommon Life of Wendy Wasserstein," Meryl Streep — whose name is more or less synonymous with authenticity of interpretation — mentions her occasional uneasiness at the way Wasserstein (who died, of lymphoma, in 2006), as Salamon writes, "deferred in conversation to men and talked in a baby voice".

"I am more or less happy when being praised," wrote the politician Arthur Balfour, "not very comfortable when being abused, but I have moments of uneasiness when being explained".

And that produces uneasiness".

Uneasiness accompanies the exuberance.

Uneasiness about John Martin persists.

But some uneasiness may linger.