Sentence examples for uneasiness about it from inspiring English sources

It's a brutal movie, and I feel some uneasiness about it, but it's nothing like those films.

"In America, the relationship between the individual and the state has an uneasiness about it and in Europe we tend to accept institutions a bit more," he says.

American uneasiness about outsourcing has turned it into a secretive city.

We have a vague feeling of uneasiness about these transactions, but it rarely translates into serious thinking about where we set the limits.

It's uneasiness about everything, the general feeling of things going very wrong".

But that increase is only partly the result of investor uneasiness about the Fed's plans; it also reflects an improved economic outlook.

But it indicated uneasiness about the second drug in the combination, pancuronium bromide, a paralytic that, used alone, would leave the inmate conscious but suffocating and unable to cry out.

And it reflected uneasiness about a time that might or might not come in which information flowed so freely that, however little the rich wished to consider the details of the poor, the poor might fully consider the details of the rich.

It is the uneasiness about things we don't fully understand that makes its way onto our screens, says George Starr, professor of literature and film at Berkeley University.

"I would suspect some of it is just an uneasiness about change," he said.

About to publish a memoir about his major deals in finance, Mr. Rohatyn reveals some uneasiness about his own industry and its effect on society.