Sentence examples for an uneasy question from inspiring English sources

It is an uneasy question that millions of pet owners around the world will have to ask of their pet one day.

Lewis Hamilton, fashionista that he is, consults his mirror image on a regular basis and next time he does so he might ask himself an uneasy question.

Members of the crew told me that a grim silence descended on the ship, and as word of the bodies reached around the world, an uneasy question began to rise.

There is an uneasy question mark over his move from baroque Europe, where he painted rich ambitious scenes such as Samson and Delilah, to Protestant Britain, where he mostly painted portraits.

But too much of her writing is overwrought, and eventually an uneasy question arises in the mind of the reader: Is something profound being conveyed here or is this an extended, citation-rich blurring of something inherently clear — i.e., humans mess things up and it's sad and I wish we could do something to change all that?

An uneasy question hung in the air when Britain banned smoking in enclosed public places.

But Madison's story has stayed consistent, prompting a nagging, uneasy question about what kinds of things are possible, still possible, in a small Southern town.

But at the time, the surgeon was such a ready scapegoat that I could push the uneasy question about Dr. Yale aside.

This, at the time, was the answer to the uneasy question of the physically imperfect woman in a balletic context: isolate her from the main action and have her represented by a man.

She's the joke who became real, but the uneasy question is, at whose expense?

This was a powerful strategy: the question of whether the Atlantic Yards project was good for Brooklyn dissolved into the uneasy question of whose Brooklyn you were talking about.