Sentence examples for stir uneasiness from inspiring English sources

Thomas Schnalke, the museum's director, who helped devise those standards, said he knows that returns stir uneasiness among museums, which worry that such repatriation could intensify demands for looted art objects too.

Such ideas have a particular resonance in France, where equality is a founding principle of the republic and rapid Americanization in recent years has stirred uneasiness.

Mr. Lavrov did not clear things up, saying that Russia's arms sales to Iran were fully legal, but that Moscow understood that the issue stirred uneasiness in the United States and Israel.

Their sliminess, as well as their general tendency to stir human uneasiness, has made them a tough species to champion.

"Their sliminess and association with the snake and the phallus, as well as a general tendency to stir human uneasiness, have made eels a tough species to champion," Prosek writes in his book.

I've shed almost all my fears of the country, but the sound of the wind still stirs an uneasiness in me.

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.

And that produces uneasiness".

But some uneasiness may linger.

Uneasiness accompanies the exuberance.

Uneasiness about John Martin persists.