Both patriots and emigrants expected art and image to assist their uneasy cause; they wanted art merely to offer relief from a challenge they felt from within, rather than to intensify, or make public, that challenge.
"Passengers' strange behaviour may make some feel uneasy, cause onlookers to panic and could easily lead to security risks," the force says in a statement posted on its Sina Weibo microblog account.
(R2) Too much weight makes pressure on our body … makes us feel uneasy … causes difficulty in breathing while walking and affects heart.
Too much weight makes pressure on our body … makes us feel uneasy … causes difficulty in breathing while walking and affects heart.
Don't do any moves that could possibly cause anyone to feel uneasy or cause physical harm.
While only about one in twelve respondents frequently waited a long time for help or support, the emotional distress concerning the availability of their family caregiver for future care sometimes or often causes uneasy feelings in over 40%.
His performances as Q may well be affectionately remembered as delightful cameos in counterpoint long after the assorted James Bonds cause uneasy titters.
I wish someone had told me what I did not know: that having a living, breathing gay child who challenged me and caused me to be uncomfortable and uneasy, and whose desires caused me to lose sleep at night because of fear and worry, was vastly, immeasurably, infinitely better than having a gay child who is dead.
Mike Sarson of TW Gaze in Norfolk said there were "too many uncertainties causing an uneasy feeling amongst buyers.
The Amis hero, in the same situation, would discover that he actually feels grief when his mother dies; it is the embarrassed display of it that makes him uneasy, and is the cause of sad laughter.
For both Japan and America, the large outflows of direct investment, especially to China, have caused an uneasy feeling that both countries had bleak futures as manufacturing centers.
