Sentence examples for their uneasiness from inspiring English sources

In the interviews, they spoke of their uneasiness, and the hard steps they have already taken.

New Englanders are known for their uneasiness with live-for-today behavior.

You can sense both their natural hedonistic complicity and their uneasiness with the deeper feelings beneath.

Amid the evolution, at least a few members are showing their uneasiness about the stance that Facebook is taking.

But many of the complaints were at once specific to Beam and rather vague in their uneasiness: there was just something wrong about it.

For a generation of Republicans, Gov. Pete Wilson's barrages on the impact of immigration in the 1990s spoke to their uneasiness with the way the state was changing.

But it also betrays their political uneasiness as the next election approaches.

In those meetings and in an editorial in Thursday's People's Daily, the leaders betrayed their domestic uneasiness by exhorting citizens to "turn patriotic zeal into energy for a strong country" -- that is, to rally around President Jiang Zemin's leadership and work hard at their job or studies, rather than second-guessing the deal.

Although they have recently toned down their hostile rhetoric, uneasiness lingers.

Their views reflect uneasiness among Senate Democrats about Mr. Comey's record on the divisive issue of interrogation methods.

Richard A. Oppel Jr. writes that their reluctance reflects uneasiness about Mr. Romney's hostile tone toward Russia and his opposition to a new missile treaty.