In places such as Mersea there is widespread anxiety and unease, feelings that can be mobilised to challenge and possibly defeat a nuclear project.
Pay attention to any sudden changes in temperature, or for general feelings of unease or feeling "spooked".
The shadow foreign secretary, Douglas Alexander, said MPs of all parties were feeling unease.
The unease Democrats are feeling now reflects the unpredictability of special elections like these in which turnout is usually low.
"If an executive is feeling unease, he should be able to speak up and have a nonthreatening forum to do so in," said Dennis Kaminsky, who spent two tours of duty in Japan for the plastics division of the General Electric Company.
No wonder there is a general unease, a feeling that we should be sharpening our spears.
Firmly located in the modern world, his films identified a prevailing unease, a feeling - unsatisfied by conventional forms of religion - that our lives contain an untouched dimension.
Parker reported that the dominant mood in Dubai at the time was pride mixed with unease, "the feeling one would have if a zucchini growing in one's garden unexpectedly reached record-breaking size".
A Facebook picture of an old friend's kids on the same beaches where we grew up can be enough to spark that vague unease, the feeling that our bond is made of blood and history but no longer of shared habits, context or enterprise.
I'm in my bathing suit".' That vague sense of unease, the feeling people get when they're wearing a bathing suit while shaking hands with a man in a tie, surrounded the elections on Tuesday, when about 19percentt of registered voters went to the polls, actually exceeding the turnout for the September 2002 primaries by about one percentage point.
