Meanings of uneasy sensations in English

This is, at least, very indelicate, and probably excites uneasy sensations in some.

They seldom fail to excite uneasy sensations more or less extensive.

Why are tumultuous, uneasy sensations united with our desires?

Perhaps nothing, since the revolutionary war, has produced more uneasy sensations through the body of the nation.

I am persuaded that Wakefield himself, had he listened to it, would have felt a few uneasy sensations.'

Her throat was also a little sore, and there were some uneasy sensations about the muscles of the neck.

Hurrying upon deck, I beheld a spectacle which immediately dispelled all the uneasy sensations attendant upon a sleepless night.

Owing to a set of painful and uneasy sensations which I have, more or less, at all times about my chest.

I had no external employment compelling my attention; there were no outward objects to call me off from my infirmities and uneasy sensations.

We may have uneasy sensations from seeing a creature in distress, without pity; for we have not pity unless we wish to relieve them.

I remember, during a midnight watch, feeling some uneasy sensations come over me with occasional shivering, but at the time thought little of it.

We are almost all naturally modest and timorous; but fear and shame are uneasy sensations, and whosoever helps to remove them is received with kindness.

The experienced divined that the prisoners were certain to be condemned, for the king would wake with indigestion, and vent his uneasy sensations upon them.