But there is evidence that the mood here is merely a more concentrated version of the unease developing on other campuses.
What had begun as a mild unease had developed into deep unhappiness.
It has also stirred deep unease in Ireland, which has developed close ties with Britain after years of mutual suspicion and is aghast at Mr. Cameron's policy toward Europe.
A croquet set had been left on the porch, and Richard, in one of those stunts he had developed to mask unease, picked up three of the halls and began to juggle.
Worse yet, Gingrich claims that "Obama has developed a strong unease with American power," pronouncing himself a "citizen of the world," and denouncing "America's supposed transgressions in front of foreign audiences".
When they were close to, but not quite, human, people developed a sense of unease and discomfort.
Interviews with 40 low-wage workers, labor organizers, SEIU officials, media strategists, and analysts reveal that behind the scenes, there is widespread unease with how the campaign has developed.
Reflecting the unease of the already strained industrial base, which developed around access to ample and cheap power, Sidor, a steel maker in Ciudad Guayana, said it was shutting down its furnaces five hours a day because of the cuts.
Due to their unease around their father, he and Paul both developed stammers.
But the unease and inaccuracy Rodgers demonstrated late in the game developed over time.
Yet at the same time that the strength of his conceptual and historical arguments, and the skill with which he developed these, excites the reader's admiration, they create unease.
