Sentence examples for of its unease from inspiring English sources

[A1.] OPEC Raises Its Quotas on Oil Production OPEC said that it had agreed to lift its oil production quotas by 500,000 barrels a day, a sign of its unease with soaring worldwide energy demand.

But people familiar with the discussions of the History board say that when it convened at the end of 2010, its unease about the accuracy of "The Kennedys" was more than sufficient to turn it against the project.

The climbdown was prompted by concerns that the government would be unable to get the legislation through parliament because of unease of its implications for civil liberties.

Thankfully, Zenkichi's sake list doubles the length of its menu, and such unease can be quickly ameliorated.

But despite the unease of its own activists the Liberal Democrats are also boasting hundreds of new members in the last week.

China is watching what it sees as Japan's flexing of its military muscle with considerable unease.

The track finds itself held in between build-up and catharsis for most of its duration, which lends a teasing sense of unease to its otherwise smoothly-wrought glide.

The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) has met with the DfE and warned it of the growing unease among its members.

Though no one was up there playing it, the piano functioned as an embodiment of the music, and, as the Satie went on, the piano's ominous threat — it was difficult to avoid the thought of this huge, heavy thing crashing to the floor — seemed an apt match for the music, which, though it was fragile, almost innocent, carried its own sense of unease.

Last year the festival took advantage of this sense of unease.

Sheena Joughin in the Sunday Telegraph agreed: "This is a gripping, psychologically complex achievement, whose greatest success is its lingering sense of unease.