Sentence examples for slight uneasiness from inspiring English sources

My father says he began to detect signs of a slight uneasiness in the relationship between my grandfather and Powell.

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.

"One reads the first two stories in Salley Vickers's first collection with a slight uneasiness," admitted William Palmer in the Independent: "'Mrs Radinsky' and 'Join Me For Christmas' are perfectly tailored, with witty twists at the ends, but are a bit too pat for our present taste for stories which are open-ended, non-judgmental, and still doggedly post-Chekhovian".

However, there has always been a slight uneasiness about the heterogeneity of the cell populations at different stages of this process differentiation is often a trend rather than a uniform alteration of all cells in the population.

Templeton teed up Kenny Miller to shoot wide then Dean Shiels had his low, angled drive tipped by the post by Thomson as the rain began to swirl from dark clouds and a slight sense of uneasiness developed in the Ibrox stands.

A slight twinge of uneasiness clouded the moment.

Upon coming to he said he had had 'a first-rate dream – very quiet – and had dreamed of Napoleon; had not the slightest consciousness of pain;' and he left the chair feeling no uneasiness of any kind, and evidently in a high state of admiration.

And that produces uneasiness".

But some uneasiness may linger.

Uneasiness accompanies the exuberance.

Uneasiness about John Martin persists.