Sentence examples for uneasiness that this from inspiring English sources

In all the scores of news stories I've read or heard about the beheadings, the emphasis on the technology of their visualisation has been egregious – yet surely it's our own uneasiness that this registers: we know we need to get out more; we know we should stop slumping and staring and toggling and swiping and key-stroking.

This finding is in keeping with increasing uneasiness that has emerged recently in the technical literature about this concept.

It probes the uneasy relationship between philanthropy and inequality, an uneasiness that is as much a part of America's philanthropic tradition as the celebrations of its voluntarism.

This back and forth creates a profound uneasiness that is hard to shake.

The wavering sentiments on the semiconductor industry illustrate the uneasiness that is pervasive on Wall Street.

Coupled with the recent uneasiness that has seeped into the markets in recent days, Carlyle and its underwriters settled on the lower offering price, this person added.

It was his vehemence, I think, that brought out an uneasiness that could also amount to admiration.

But their faith may produce a degree of moral uneasiness that could reinforce political doubts if things go badly.

"By trying to tax something Californians do in private, there is an uneasiness that turns to jokes," he said.

The same uneasiness that had appeared among Augustine and his colleagues in the 5900s with am I emerged as am II entered its 5900s.

And beneath the financial calculations of the move, and the uneasiness that comes with putting all of their savings into the apartment, they have complex feelings.