Sentence examples for uneasiness toward from inspiring English sources

Stratton had a history of uneasiness toward Jehovah's Witnesses, who came from their nearby congregation in Wellsville to conduct their ministry on the village's doorsteps.

With polls showing the American public's uneasiness toward another war in the Middle East, perhaps non-lethal weapons would be just the incentive we need to support another invasion--no matter the reason.

Participants also revealed negative attitudes, identifying the presence of mutual closure and uneasiness towards other groups.

Now those lines are no longer clear, increasing, not diminishing, the sense of uneasiness and tendency toward self-censorship.

Iran has also been trying to make inroads culturally, but it is bumping up against the same uneasiness that Iraqis have toward Iran's business efforts.

It's the uneasiness that comes from stepping toward the point of no return.

Richard A. Oppel Jr. writes that their reluctance reflects uneasiness about Mr. Romney's hostile tone toward Russia and his opposition to a new missile treaty.

Now he is debating whether to return, his new uneasiness a mirror of American sentiments toward Arabs -- a kind of mutual cold shoulder.

However, this uneasiness may be directed solely towards Lula.

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.

Citigroup's results come amid a general uneasiness across the nation as the federal government hurtles toward a possible default on its debt obligations.