Sentence examples for vague uneasiness from inspiring English sources

Yet I felt a vague uneasiness at the sheer number of people milling about — a sense that they could all be transformed into something malevolent or frightened.

I can imagine that some of the students who hesitated and/or declined were neither Christian nor religious, but felt a vague uneasiness at being asked to step on a revered name, even if they themselves did not revere it.

"Can you lock up a whole group of people because they scare you?" Uncovering her grandparents' secret also revealed the roots of what she had always perceived as a vague uneasiness among her elders about their ethnic background.

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

For maybe a year, I moved through life present but not really, some vague uneasiness perched upon my shoulder.

I have come a long way from my days of getting jiggy for my "crackberry" as a colleague used to refer to hand-held electronic devices; nonetheless, I feel a vague uneasiness when far from the ability to reach out and touch civilization.

Frightening stories read as a child affect the reader at bone-marrow level, helping to shape the fears and vague uneasinesses you'll carry all your life, long after you've forgotten their sources.

I am not a Christian yet I felt vaguely uneasy when I heard about the incident, and I've been trying to dress up and dignify my uneasiness with a legal/philosophical analysis of it.

Commonly reported reasons for use were sleeplessness (68.3%), stress or anxiety (52.2%), ghabrahat a cluster of symptoms that includes a vague sense of uneasiness, fidgetiness, restlessness or impending doom (10.9%), and depression (7%).

We have a vague feeling of uneasiness about these transactions, but it rarely translates into serious thinking about where we set the limits.

But many of the complaints were at once specific to Beam and rather vague in their uneasiness: there was just something wrong about it.