Sentence examples for uneasiness have from inspiring English sources

"Their sliminess and association with the snake and the phallus, as well as a general tendency to stir human uneasiness, have made eels a tough species to champion," Prosek writes in his book.

As President Kim Dae Jung prepares to visit Washington early next month for a summit meeting with President Bush, signs of uneasiness have been multiplying here about a possible change in direction in Washington's policy toward the divided Korean Peninsula.

In the course of the afternoon an uneasiness had begun to creep into me.

— Why is it that such uneasiness has seized us all at once, and such confusion?

In a way, the uneasiness had to do with the entire difficult question of "Easterners".

Their sliminess, as well as their general tendency to stir human uneasiness, has made them a tough species to champion.

Over time, with every new investigative report — there have been too many for me to keep track — and every new detail disclosed, my uneasiness has grown.

My greatest uneasiness had to do with the verdict of Jorge Álvaro Espinosa, whose critical blade was dangerous even beyond our immediate circle.

But their uneasiness has risen palpably, as has the level of vigilance, with extra police officers and soldiers patrolling stations from London to Rome.

The poor have always borne the brunt of crime, and there is a huge population in the city who say that their uneasiness has never left them.

That uneasiness has only increased this month, as the authorities disclosed the identify of a fifth victim left along Ocean Parkway on Jones Beach Island, and revealed that, like the other four, she had been a prostitute.