Sentence examples for a rather uneasy from inspiring English sources

There has been a rather uneasy balance in the industrial social psychologist's concern with production and concern with people.

From 1937 it worked in a rather uneasy alliance with the nationalist party against the Japanese, always maintaining its own independent military power.

Birna is currently engaged on a virtual march across some swathe of Hobbitland, which at the expense of making us all rather uneasy does mean that we now go everywhere with a pedometer.

(It makes for the rather uneasy sight of an auction house acting like a commercial gallery handling what is tantamount to an artist's estate).

"I find the idea of fame terrifying and I just want to bury my head in the work a little bit", Antonia confesses, adding that she feels rather uneasy about the cult status her role in Misfits has brought.

And she takes asceticism to rather uneasy extremes with "Homeless Happiness," which idealizes a life without shelter or possessions.

The five different response alternatives are as follows: 1) I feel happy and satisfied about the interesting workday ahead, 2) I have a fairly positive feeling about work, 3) I have neither positive nor negative feelings about work, 4) I feel rather uneasy about work, and 5) I have a strong uneasy feeling about work.

There's something rather uneasy about Remember.

Rather, I saw circumstances in present-day Chinese society that make us feel rather uneasy.

One woman was 60 and said she felt rather uneasy with the "politics" she'd heard here.

The three Warsaw students -- among the first group to be hired -- all said their parents were rather uneasy about their summer plans.