Sentence examples for now uneasiness from inspiring English sources

Even now, uneasiness is widespread.

Still, that was different: then I did not know it was wrong; now the uneasiness surrounding the blank in my memory may suggest guilty feelings.

Ms. Bay, like others who were close to Mr. Kaplan, acknowledged some uneasiness now that he was gone.

There is little humor in the continued saga of New Delhi's Commonwealth Games, which The Guardian's live blog now says includes uneasiness about child labor apparently used in Games preparations.

Still, it's nice to imagine Taylor whispering to Newman in the steamy close-ups, "Don't worry because you're Jewish - I am, too!" The general public refused to notice Newman's uneasiness, but now it is palpable in a handful of very silly movies he made in the late 50s.

Mr Patijn, you yourself have witnessed the great uneasiness that now exists between Parliament and the Council.

The words rouse the crowd, but there's an uneasiness in the air: right now, are large amounts of "dynamic street activity" a realistic possibility?

This call for dogmatic prescription has been a source of uneasiness to lexicographers, most of whom now argue that all they can do legitimately is describe how the language has been used.

FX's chief executive, John Landgraf, has been outspoken about his uneasiness with the amount of money now pouring into the industry and what it will mean for competitors with smaller budgets.

All this is somewhat similar the composition — albeit, a landscape — described in "Skin," Dahl's most striking work about art, which was first published, in the pages of The New Yorker, in 1952: He checked, and looked back; and now, suddenly, there came to him a slight uneasiness, a movement of the memory, a distant recollection of something, somewhere, he had seen before.

But she said the town's quickly growing population — which has now topped 100,000 — was adding to feelings of uneasiness.