Sentence examples for with some uneasiness from inspiring English sources

His moves are being watched with some uneasiness by political power brokers and candidates.

The appropriation of Verlan by mainstream French culture is viewed with some uneasiness by those in the banlieus.

My parents were observant Catholics, but they accepted my decision with resignation and perhaps with some uneasiness about my immaturity and flights of imagination.

By bringing a military man to the White House, Mr. Obama may be trying to cement an early bond with military leaders who regard him with some uneasiness, particularly over his call for rapid troop reductions in Iraq.

Second, "can be proven" leaves the reader with some uneasiness.

Mr. Gore's boldness in selecting an Orthodox Jew was greeted with both enthusiasm and some uneasiness in a community that has seen attacks on Hollywood by conservatives as veiled anti-Semitism.

Surveying the house, he doffs his hat with gallantry mixed with uneasiness, courtesy tempered by a whiff of self-contempt.

Readers, in some cases, react with uneasiness at the sense that they are being asked to accord the subject matter special importance by virtue of its having happened to pass through Amis's consciousness and been rendered in his style.

What a joy to find actors so at ease with the uneasiness of Harold Pinter.

And Pryor had fun with the uneasiness that the word "nigger" provoked in others.

The trick is to shake hands with our worry, get comfortable with our uneasiness, and manage our fear.