Sentence examples for uneasiness for which from inspiring English sources

This generation of students is beset with a profound uneasiness for which the Vietnam war is partially responsible.

Thomas Schnalke, the museum's director, who helped devise those standards, said he knows that returns stir uneasiness among museums, which worry that such repatriation could intensify demands for looted art objects too.

"It is an uneasiness which may portend a greater cultural accommodation".

He was "not unmindful of the uneasiness which may exist in many parts of the country," he privately conceded.

A subtle uneasiness which reveals itself as something being slightly off.

"Kerry, Candidate and Catholic, Creates Uneasiness for Church" (front page, April 2) says the Vatican released a "doctrinal note" last year saying, "A well-formed Christian conscience does not permit one to vote for a political program or an individual law which contradicts the fundamental contents of faith and morals".

"One reads the first two stories in Salley Vickers's first collection with a slight uneasiness," admitted William Palmer in the Independent: "'Mrs Radinsky' and 'Join Me For Christmas' are perfectly tailored, with witty twists at the ends, but are a bit too pat for our present taste for stories which are open-ended, non-judgmental, and still doggedly post-Chekhovian".

There's an uneasiness about the comedy which is very funny.

Azevedo was inspired by her own sense of "uneasiness in public monuments, which are a historical celebration very distant from the ordinary individual".

Financial uneasiness is nothing new for the Center for Public Integrity, which ran yearly operating deficits from 2005 to 2007, and again in 2011.

New Englanders are known for their uneasiness with live-for-today behavior.