Sentence examples for their uneasiness with from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Novelists signal their uneasiness with their creations in many ways, and this is one — a character unconvinced by her own novel's symbolism.
The last time the Supreme Court dealt directly with the issues raised by McCain-Feingold the justices demonstrated their uneasiness with the legacy of the Buckley ruling.
But in the week of the three executions they shared their usually unspoken doubts, including their uneasiness with the detachment that allows them to go about their work.
Investors, obviously, hate uncertainty — but for the large part even with their uneasiness they are trying to remain patient before determining whether or not it'll end up being a negative for the ecosystem.
The carefully scripted candidate cautiously grinding it out has given way to a more aggressive street fighter, one who is eager to force Republican voters to face their party's uneasiness with its own nominee.
Perhaps the marginal preference of facilitators in the present study to facilitate in the new programme vs. lecture in the old one indicates an underlying uneasiness with their changing role in student learning.
Privately, several prominent Democrats in the entertainment industry have said that contributors like Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen, two of the owners of the film company DreamWorks, have been called by Vice President Al Gore, who is sensitive to Hollywood's uneasiness with Mr. Lieberman, and asked their opinion of his running mate and that they not publicly criticize the choice.
Beyond uneasiness with the concept of rankings, students harbour a certain suspicion towards their volatility.
