Sentence examples for more uneasiness from inspiring English sources

The thought of annihilation at death, Hume told Boswell, caused him no more uneasiness than the thought of non-existence before birth.Making a success out of such material requires style and wit.

"Adding more uneasiness and first amendment chill to our lives, we are still unclear if we will be found out of compliance with the law if our students discuss themes of race, ethnicity or oppression.... Lastly, we are to be frequently monitored, student work is to be collected and books were seized from our classrooms on Friday".

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Given what can be realistically expected from separating the chairman and chief executive positions, this shareholder vote appears to be more about the uneasiness people feel about big banks.

Mr. Davidoff continues, "Given what can be realistically expected from separating the chairman and chief executive positions, this shareholder vote appears to be more about the uneasiness people feel about big banks".

The least pain in our little finger gives us more concern and uneasiness than the destruction of our fellow-beings.

Yet reversing course and scrubbing the U.S. from the list only makes the uneasiness more apparent.

The pain is not physical, but more sinister, an uneasiness -- anxiety about lack of talent, boringness, poor word choice.

In the interviews, other than the behavioural data gathered, ED mothers expressed feeling more dissatisfaction and uneasiness during feeding.

There was more than a little uneasiness in the room, a huge, glass-walled atrium on the 13th floor.

Kim McCarty's "Untitled" (2004), a watercolor of a naked young woman who seems to be testing her sexuality, has an anxious sort of allure, adding more than a little uneasiness to the otherwise sedate setting.