Sentence examples for uneasiness turned from inspiring English sources

Our uneasiness turned to alarm when an employee pleaded for a tip, saying she and her children were hungry.

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

A guinea fowl beset by a yapping dog tends to show uneasiness by turning slowly around and around on its perch, but it turns on its own axis and so presents a more or less stable target.

Anything from a vivid nightmare of disaster to a vague feeling of uneasiness can turn out to be lifesaving, if acted upon.

American uneasiness about outsourcing has turned it into a secretive city.

It unsexes its people with sports and fixed ideas; if Germany hadn't kept it in a state of perpetual uneasiness, it would have turned to pederasty in a couple of generations".

My relief turned into uneasiness shortly after our President's speech, when my Facebook, Twitter, and Google feeds were flooded with images of youth partying in front of the White House and revelers at Ground Zero.

To be sure, in a world turned upside down, there is uneasiness.

Interviews with people here about the immigrants in town turned up no small amount of uneasiness and sometimes hostility, but there was more confusion and sympathy than anger.

But the tingling persisted, and his uneasiness became genuine concern two days later, when half his hand turned a different color.

When I turned 21 I read to celebrate, read until the vague uneasiness assumed a mission: I'd write about her.