Sentence examples for slight queasiness from inspiring English sources

And here a slight queasiness arises.

Even the professors uncovering this legacy admit a slight queasiness over their discovery.

And the movie audience, like the 19th-century novel-reading public, can relish, with only slight queasiness, the sadomasochistic spectacle of boarding school cruelty.

If you can conquer the slight queasiness that comes from walking about with seven thousand dollars' worth of machinery hanging around your neck, an afternoon with the M8 is a dangerously pleasant groove to get into.

Despite enjoying a "lifelong relationship" with SF – she admits to a student fondness for B movies of the "lowest possible brow level" and as a child had her own cast of flying superhero rabbits – Atwood experienced a slight queasiness when she plunged into the genre with The Handmaid's Tale.

The question is: Would the American public be impressed enough with Jeb to overcome a slight queasiness at electing three presidents from the same family?

Evidently, none has the slightest queasiness about their choice of nutrition.

"He's getting a little queasiness in his stomach," Schumer said.

When "Squawk Box" host Joe Kernan asked Romney for his position on taxing carried interest income, the former Massachusetts governor responded with an answer that will likely give private equity professionals and hedge fund managers a slight tinge of queasiness.

Latency is a huge concern for cloud-based PC virtualization and it's even more key in VR where the slightest increase in tracking latency can lead to some major user queasiness.

Such colour gives me a slight sense of synaesthesia, as if one might smell its age, or its shrillness might induce a feeling of queasiness.