Sentence examples for unease expressed from inspiring English sources

A key source of the unease expressed in Xu's essay has been the perilous nature of relations with the United States.

"Sometimes and, in particular, dealing with a dictator, the only chance of peace is a readiness for war," he told his party's annual conference in a combative response to the unease expressed by many delegates this week over his hard-line stance on Iraq.

There was some unease expressed in the press, a suspicion that "money had bought the lives of some, and others fell sacrifice to their poverty".

While patients valued GPs' communication skills, the authors suggest that 'there was ambiguity and unease expressed about the purpose of talk that went beyond what patients expected of the role of the doctor in a routine consultation' (p329).

Blair's office made clear that he had played no role in questioning the publication of the documents, suggesting that the unease was expressed entirely by the current civil service leadership.

PAGE B1 Unease, but Also Support Americans expressed profound unease about new terrorist attacks after the air strikes.

Others privately expressed unease.

He expressed unease with the bill.

Privately, McCarthy has at times expressed unease.

He expressed unease about privatising detention.

But even those who agreed to be identified expressed unease.