Sentence examples for level of unease from inspiring English sources

That their casting was based on their glamour and magnetism (Richard Burton is a case in point) only adds to the level of unease.

Mr. Branson now recognizes that there is "a level of unease that's out there, based on impacting the atmosphere," said Nick Fox, a spokesman.

While we are advanced in this country in terms of our attitudes towards disability, there is still a level of unease about what you can and can't say.

Perhaps it is not surprising, then, that a new survey of 17,500 teachers by the largest teachers' union, the NASUWT, reveals a startling level of unease in classrooms across the country.

A Pew Research Center study published Thursday is full of sobering data points that underscore the level of unease in the body politic and help explain why every two years brings another change election.

The level of unease about varying standards across the EU was highlighted last week when Barker wrote to Connie Herdegaard, the EU climate commissioner, urging her to ensure "urgent and significant" action is taken.

As the true scale of the reform emerges, disability campaigners are reporting high levels of unease and anger about the looming transformation, and protests are erupting across the country, but, Miller, minister for disabled people is remarkably sanguine.

Okay, okay, if you're finding the vision of Trump's visage with a smile on it generating 'uncanny valley' levels of unease and creepiness you'd be right.

Okay, okay, if you're finding the vision of Trump's visage with a smile on it generating 'uncanny valley' levels of unease and creepiness you'd be right.

They also expressed higher levels of unease in other aspects of their lives.

"There's a high level of community unease about the quality of government," says Markus.