Sentence examples for unease about it from inspiring English sources

The more I explained globalization, the more they expressed unease about it.

"On the contrary, all the professionals feel deep unease about it," the judge said.

Just before the amendment was up for a vote in the House, lobbyists from Monsanto and a trade group called the Biotechnology Industry Organization, or BIO, suddenly expressed their unease about it.

Senator Orrin G. Hatch, the Utah Republican who heads the judiciary committee, blamed "intellectual babbling" and distortions and misrepresentations by opponents of the measure for public unease about it.

She loved living in London but she'd gone almost straight from being a single mother living on benefits in Southend to living it up on the London media scene and seems to have had a growing sense of unease about it.

"Whether it is the slack-jawed look their children have when they put them in front of the television or the tantrum when they turn it off, most parents have this unease about it but it's a battle they choose not to fight.

"I think that the market is more certain about what the Fed intentions are and how bold the Fed is, but I think there is lingering unease about whether it can fix the problem," said Nick Kalivas, vice president for financial research at MF Global.

The Arab street embraced the revolution without any particular unease about its sectarian or ethnic dimensions.

Mr. Saakashvili's government faced an enraged opposition and widespread unease about its actions.

— Stephen Wilkes * * *  "There is still a part of me that has some sense of unease about digital, and it's hard for me to get rid of it.

—Stephen Wilkes "There is still a part of me that has some sense of unease about digital, and it's hard for me to get rid of it.