Sentence examples for unease how from inspiring English sources

Marian Raynham expresses both national unease ("how everywhere is changing") and private frustration ("Why should I spend all morning makes scones? Seem to be spending all my life doing these foolish things") from a Surbiton perspective.

Wielding a keen critical intelligence framed by an understanding of women and their daily lives, Fraser wrote exceptionally well about sartorial unease: how we more often than not fail at finding and putting together garments that say something about who we are.

Stocks seen as safer bets were near the top, reflecting unease about how far the rally has run.

Investors rushed into United States Treasuries as a safe haven, despite unease about how the government will address its deficit and economic slowdown.

Lankford is one of at least four senators who have expressed major unease with how much the tax-cut bill will add to the nation's $20 trillion debt.

Regardless of this specific incident, the allegations reflect broader unease about how Facebook wields its influence in what media its users read.

Their protest reflects a growing feeling of unease about how internet giants such as Facebook and Google, and upstarts like Twitter, use the information we give them.

But it's a curious mix – alongside the clear passion for the problem solving and possibilities is Ullman's unease at how much it could change our lives.

And they voiced a stoic unease with how their church has been portrayed, accurately or not, as a harbor for a small fraction of sexually predatory priests.

Stocks seen as safer bets were also among the top risers reflecting investor unease about how far the rally has run.

With the company's annual general meeting coming up on 7 September, the contract with Barlin may add to shareholder unease about how Ashley runs Sports Direct.