Sentence examples for unease about that from inspiring English sources

Realistically, we are all living in this same bizarrely dissonant world, and we all have some latent unease about that.

But new immigrants arrive every day, and there is an almost constant, palpable sense of unease about that in political debate and everyday conversation.

Sunday Mirror reporter Lori Campbell wrote an article headlined 'Why I shopped Maddy suspect' in which she claimed: 'There was an evasiveness and unease about Murat that left me feeling extremely uncomfortable.' Murat, a self-employed property developer, told her that he was assisting the police and had offered his services as a translator.

They have a collective class unease about anything that smacks of intensity.

There are ex-generals on nightly television, expressing unease about a plan that relied more on speed than on numbers, and that seemed overly dependent on welcoming cheers from the Iraqis.

Given widespread unease about her candidacy, that may not require much of a leap.

There was unease about the language that was increasingly used to describe benefit claimants, and one MP said claimants were "made to feel like they are on trial for benefit fraud at their assessments".

Rickie Fowler, who will form part of a task force aimed at ending United States' woes in the Ryder Cup, has admitted to unease about the circumstances that followed his nation's comprehensive defeat to Europe in September.

Crashing financial markets, bank bail-outs and high unemployment have all added to a growing sense of unease about a system that is based on private ownership of resources".Why Capitalism?" by Allan Meltzer, a professor of economics at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, is an extended response to some of the calls he has received in recent years.

But to soothe their unease about a product that steers their signals elsewhere, the SlingBox will transmit only a single stream of content outside the home.

Is it really possible to blame Mitt Romney for operating a fantastically successful private equity fund without feeling any unease about government policies that encourage leveraged buyouts?