Sentence examples for am extremely uneasy from inspiring English sources
– Anne, 60, California I am extremely uneasy with Trump's rhetoric encouraging unlicensed 'poll watchers'.
Our courts have taken on an outsize role in debates over race and sex, religion and culture, because those are issues that most politicians are extremely uneasy tackling, debating, and voting on.
Asked about the reports, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, the former Conservative foreign secretary who chairs the parliamentary intelligence and security committee, told the BBC: "I think one's entitled to be extremely uneasy.
"It is clear from recent comments by AIBA that the suspension of English boxers from international competition is a very real possibility and we are extremely uneasy about the impact this may have on the careers of the boxers and the medal hopes of Team England at next year's Commonwealth Games," he said.
At least two people attending were extremely uneasy about the meetings, and have said that they are only there to gather information, not participate.
"It is clear from recent comments by the AIBA that the suspension of English boxers from international competition is a very real possibility and we are extremely uneasy about the impact this may have on the careers of the boxers and the medal hopes of Team England at next year's Commonwealth Games".
"People are still extremely uneasy about the change," said Clare O'Brien, a county employee for five years.
It was a terrain that made liberals, especially white liberals who were shielded from the city's grimmer realities, extremely uneasy.
I still would feel extremely uneasy with going ahead with the immunisation although you begin to feel then that you are going against the fact she is trying to do something very responsible" [General practitioner, UK] [ 59].
"We have felt extremely uneasy about the scandals that have plagued Boeing," Mr. Campbell wrote.
