Sentence examples for Kind of uneasy from inspiring English sources

And how should we understand this kind of uneasy response to technological advancement more generally?

After 1599, there was a return to innocence and a kind of uneasy equilibrium.

"Going for the common or garden kind of uneasy fear here!" says nominator Bemilu.

The audience responded to Mr Maguire's invitation with the kind of uneasy enthusiasm usually reserved for a tambourine player in a rural parish church.

The artist, possessed by the desire to perfect what can never be perfected, lives in a kind of uneasy truce with his given medium, hammering away at his blessing and his curse: his talent.

Double Trio, also from 2011, pits two unusual instrumental threesomes (violin, percussion and trombone in one; trumpet, cello and piano in the other) against each other, until the combatants arrive at a kind of uneasy synergy.

Had Bath extended their unbeaten start to the season by winning a league game at this ground for the first time in 13 years, all kinds of uneasy questions would have hung in the Leicester air.

But truly dreadful movies — particularly the ones made by artists — have a kind of vibrant, uneasy afterlife.

But truly dreadful movies particularly the ones made by artists—have a kind of vibrant, uneasy afterlife.

If you walk out of a lawyer's office and you have that kind of nauseous, uneasy feeling that you get when something is not right, then maybe s/he is not the right lawyer for you.

"I had an uneasy transition between primary and secondary school, and I had a kind of nervous breakdown aged 13.