Sentence examples for becomes uneasy from inspiring English sources

In Nicholson's capable hands, the cosy setting becomes uneasy and the familiar takes on new meaning: think Midsomer Murders but with existentialism instead of murder.

She doesn't know when she'll return home (she becomes uneasy when she is recognized in Chinese restaurants near campus), but she takes comfort in the fact that history is filled with names once vilified, later rehabilitated.

Yet, with Harari's move from mostly prehistoric cultural history to modern cultural history, even the most complacent reader becomes uneasy encountering historical and empirical claims so coarse, bizarre, or tendentious.

(The in-group readers do, and grouse all the way to the author's next big advance). Yet, with Harari's move from mostly prehistoric cultural history to modern cultural history, even the most complacent reader becomes uneasy encountering historical and empirical claims so coarse, bizarre, or tendentious.

Russ takes Elizabeth Christmas shopping and she becomes uneasy when she learns they're heading to Felpersham rather than Borchester.

Those stakeholders must help make the child at ease in the meeting sessions by means of games, soothing words, or just their presence in the room, whenever the child becomes uneasy or shy.

But as the race progressed, Velazquez became uneasy.

Faced with my silence, he also became uneasy.

But, if it looks too human, people quickly become uneasy and even disgusted.

Chencho Wangdi, our horseman, became uneasy, and humbly requested that we pack up camp and leave.

J.C.: They are doing all right, though Matt has become uneasy.