Sentence examples similar to uneasiness itself from inspiring English sources

The other source of uneasiness is Activision itself.

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

First, those officials said, Mr. Rumsfeld again thought the generals' call for overwhelming force reflected uneasiness about the war itself.

And the psychological intimacy of Beauty and the Beast will also lend itself to uneasiness.

For most of the countries involved, this desire to consult the people about European integration is new, and itself reflects growing uneasiness about the popularity of the European project.The constitutional referendums will carry a heavy risk for the EU.

They talk angrily and emotionally about immigration until the paroxysm spends itself and "a certain uneasiness [comes over] the room, a sense of shame, the shame of people who have unburdened themselves to a stranger".

It may be that the word itself resonates with a sense of uneasiness business executives naturally feel during a period of rapid technological change and volatility.

It could be argued that the idea that the presence of black radio host Larry Elder would be enough to placate white uneasiness about the race-baiting tones of the proposed ad campaign is itself racist — toward whites.

While most staff choose to use physical restraints [ 7], the decision itself is often a dilemma [ 11], and is frequently accompanied by feelings of ambiguity, uneasiness, frustration, and even powerlessness [ 12].

And that produces uneasiness".

Uneasiness accompanies the exuberance.