B4 Prayer and Harsh Words UNEASINESS AT MOSQUES -- At mosques across the United States, some Muslims found not just prayer, but expressions of discomfort and anger at America's actions.
My growing uneasiness at the state we are in began to be insistent in the spring.
Yet I felt a vague uneasiness at the sheer number of people milling about — a sense that they could all be transformed into something malevolent or frightened.
Readers, in some cases, react with uneasiness at the sense that they are being asked to accord the subject matter special importance by virtue of its having happened to pass through Amis's consciousness and been rendered in his style.
In Julie Salamon's outstanding 2011 biography "Wendy and the Lost Boys: The Uncommon Life of Wendy Wasserstein," Meryl Streep — whose name is more or less synonymous with authenticity of interpretation — mentions her occasional uneasiness at the way Wasserstein (who died, of lymphoma, in 2006), as Salamon writes, "deferred in conversation to men and talked in a baby voice".
But Annie's doubts and disappointments ring painfully true, and are rendered so gracefully by Ms. Butler that the character retains a strong purchase on our sympathy, even when she reacts with uncomfortable chilliness to a story told by her new neighbor, an African man named Alemu Russell G. Joness), meant to soften her uneasiness at the idea of adopting the girl.
You wrote to me about your uneasiness at the unceasing judgment of Equifax and its partners in oligopoly, Experian and Trans Union which size you up and score you using algorithms that determine how much you must pay for the most expensive things you buy.
Natural sympathy should arouse uneasiness at the gory spectacle, yet the vulgar have no compensating reward.
Civil rights lawyers here are also raising questions about the sweep, while some commentators have expressed uneasiness at the massive show of police force.
A possible sign of the uneasiness at the highest levels of power in the country, they were boarding a flight to Benin.
