Sentence examples for a bit uneasy at from inspiring English sources

Personally, as a Baptist minister, I always feel a bit uneasy at the end of the weddings that I perform when I have to say, "And now, by the authority given unto me by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, I pronounce you husband and wife".

Sitting in a private room, surrounded by displays of bottled sake, they looked a bit uneasy, and at first, their conversation was a halting mix of silences and shoptalk.

The game was only 1 minute 48 seconds old and the usual sellout crowd of 10,027 at Gampel Pavilion was a bit uneasy when Jim Calhoun, the UConn coach, took Butler out of the game.

Looking back at it, I feel a bit uneasy.

"At a certain point, watching them makes you a bit uneasy, like you're complicit in bullying or something.

"I also feel a bit uneasy about the probable adverse press coverage if the palace were given a grant at the expense of say a hospital.

The prospect made him a bit uneasy.

Still, he sounded a bit uneasy.

Still, he acknowledged recently, he feels a bit uneasy.

This might seem to be a minor difference, but it made Mr. Greene a bit uneasy.

Doctors and nurses always feel a bit uneasy when it comes to placebos.