Sentence examples for uneasiness by from inspiring English sources
Sitcoms defuse the uneasiness by making musicians play characters.
His moves are being watched with some uneasiness by political power brokers and candidates.
The appropriation of Verlan by mainstream French culture is viewed with some uneasiness by those in the banlieus.
A guinea fowl beset by a yapping dog tends to show uneasiness by turning slowly around and around on its perch, but it turns on its own axis and so presents a more or less stable target.
In those meetings and in an editorial in Thursday's People's Daily, the leaders betrayed their domestic uneasiness by exhorting citizens to "turn patriotic zeal into energy for a strong country" -- that is, to rally around President Jiang Zemin's leadership and work hard at their job or studies, rather than second-guessing the deal.
Set to the music of Clift N. Anthony, a.k.a., Bored Lord, "Ludibrium" creates a feeling of uneasiness by guiding you through a dense, hermetic environment.
Responses may have been affected by recall bias and feelings of uneasiness produced by answering questions of such seriousness in residential areas marked by high levels of aggression.
This intriguing book explores the uneasiness generated by such dilemmas.
He responds to his uneasiness, weirdly, by stealing a pile of Plimpton's wooden coat hangers.
The uneasiness felt by local politicians about Jimmy Carter appears to be the result of his Southern, Baptist background and his populist leanings.
Maltesers might be trying hard, but there is something in the scripts that makes me queasy, an uneasiness echoed by disabled academic Dr Alison Wilde.
