Sentence examples for stirring unease from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, this book seeks to restore Parks's wholeness, even at the risk of stirring unease.

While they are 2,200 years old and made of earthenware, the statues are stirring unease in a country that frets constantly about the possibility of being invaded by a more up-to-date Chinese army.

Yet as the academy reshapes its mission and campus, its flowering relationship with the art market is stirring unease among those who feel that students should be shielded from commercial pressures.

And as with DNA sequencing, Dr. Venter is stirring some unease in the synthetic biology field.

But activism has been stirring, creating unease in Beijing and among local oligarch business interests.

As Béatrice Vallaeys wrote in Libération this weekend, Trierweiler is not "normal", and as the New York Times stresses, her choice is stirring real unease.

But her agreeability stirred unease.

But in some neighborhoods heavily populated by immigrants from countries where homosexuality is less accepted, the idea is stirring feelings of unease or even disgust.

But in some neighborhoods heavily populated by immigrants from countries where homosexuality is less accepted, the idea is stirring feelings of unease or, at times, outright disgust.

And yet such shiny child-size phones are stirring some parental and government unease, particularly at a time when the mobile telephone industry is reaching deeper into saturated markets to tap customers with chubby hands capable of cradling both dolls and phones.

More than half the cast is Roma, and there were audible stirrings of unease among spectators when, in one scene, actors playing beggars were taught to fake being crippled or blind to elicit greater pity.