Sentence examples for public uneasiness from inspiring English sources

There is a growing public uneasiness & controversy over the hydrogen-bomb tests.

In recent weeks, Ms. Corwin has watched her advantage in the race all but disappear as her Democratic rival, Kathy Hochul, seized upon public uneasiness over the House Republicans' plan to overhaul Medicare, the federal health insurance program for retirees.

After spending last week abroad, Mr. Obama made clear that he was renewing his focus on his domestic agenda, delivering a campaign-style speech that sought to beat back Republican efforts to capitalize on the public uneasiness with the economy.

The photos reveal the grave reality many young women in India live with: that simply existing in public yields uneasiness, scorn and sometimes abuse. .

With polls showing the American public's uneasiness toward another war in the Middle East, perhaps non-lethal weapons would be just the incentive we need to support another invasion--no matter the reason.

Mr. Jiang has pointedly not raised in public his generals' uneasiness with the U.S. military campaign in Afghanistan.

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

This uneasiness about public trust would not be news if it were confined to libertarians and other small-government types who flat-out resent any state intrusion in to private affairs.

Thus far the public has reacted with uneasiness, rather than outrage, to Melania Trump's absence from Washington, perhaps because her husband's behavior has been so unpredictable.

The Royal ExcursionLast week, the sudden arrival and sudden departure of the sons of Louis Philippe, the King of the French, created some speculation and uneasiness in the public mind.

The poll found uneasiness in the public's perception of Mr. Bush's trustworthiness, domestic policies and ability to handle foreign affairs and crises.