"My uneasiness comes from Al Gore being in the shadows of Bill Clinton," said Renita Pearson, 40, a nurse from Birmingham, Ala., who planned to vote for Mr. Gore anyway.
But he stops short of dismissing all the criticism of his leadership as froth and nonsense, arguing that some of the uneasiness stems from the fact thatLabour is grappling with a profound moment of economic and political transition.
The uneasiness comes from China's unexpectedly rapid progress toward its goal of becoming a center of both innovation and manufacturing that could challenge the valley and other U.S. tech centers.
We understand where this uneasiness comes from.
But as Kerala's own taps began to run dry, a sense of uneasiness soon stemmed from within the state.
Trading was light amid the uneasiness over warnings from the F.B.I. and Vice President Dick Cheney in the last three days.
"My uneasiness comes mostly from the fact that he is not world-wise politically," Mr. Koch said of Mr. Bush.
Last year, my uneasiness probably came from the fact that our starters, they won, but I didn't think they had pitched as well as they have this year".
It's the uneasiness that comes from stepping toward the point of no return.
I have come a long way from my days of getting jiggy for my "crackberry" as a colleague used to refer to hand-held electronic devices; nonetheless, I feel a vague uneasiness when far from the ability to reach out and touch civilization.
