Sentence examples for own uneasiness from inspiring English sources

Most of the responses were friendly and echoed my own uneasiness with the hype and commercialism around Tiger.

In all the scores of news stories I've read or heard about the beheadings, the emphasis on the technology of their visualisation has been egregious – yet surely it's our own uneasiness that this registers: we know we need to get out more; we know we should stop slumping and staring and toggling and swiping and key-stroking.

He channels his own uneasiness into a mechanism that gets his subjects whether they're common people posing for a personal project, or celebrities like Tilda Swinton, Cat Power, and Billie Joe Armstrong, or even President Barack Obama to open up.

Perhaps it's this queer- and straight-friendly message that we would do well to recall as we wonder about Rogers' sexual orientation, revealing so many of our prejudices along the way, deep-seated prejudices about the lives of gays and straights and about our own uneasiness with sexual orientations and behaviors.

It doesn't take a mathematician to see that this equation doesn't work and might stir resentment, but it does explain my own fundamental uneasiness about the possible success of the recovery package.

The attack was so strident because the attackers had to suppress their own growing uneasiness.

And while Incorporated's uneasiness mostly lays in its connection to climate change it's very much an exaggerated cautionary story for those who don't believe 3% finds its own unease in depicting desperation and the destruction of hope.

Azevedo was inspired by her own sense of "uneasiness in public monuments, which are a historical celebration very distant from the ordinary individual".

Anxious and delirious patients received close attention because the own feelings of uneasiness were considered a warning sign.

Vietnam, which had a profound effect on Jennings's own thinking, brought this uneasiness into the open.

But once that feeling passes you find yourself succumbing to a certain uneasiness about your own life, brought to the surface by Letts's revelations.