Sentence examples for being uneasy from inspiring English sources
Another character only achieves self-awareness by splitting herself into two, a riff on schizophrenia and consciousness being uneasy companions.
The dictionary defines it as "a state of being uneasy, apprehensive or worried about what may happen".
That, Drew Sharp writes in The Detroit Free Press, echoes a season of the Tigers being uneasy in seemingly comfortable spots.
A recent interview with Mr. de Raadt, published by The Globe and Mail of Toronto, portrayed him as being uneasy about the military source of the financing.
While he has acknowledged being uneasy with the scheduling, Hutchinson said he was obligated to set the dates because one of the state's lethal injection drugs will expire at the end of the month.
Even now, after working in feature films with stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, George Clooney, and Tom Cruise (not to mention receiving an Academy Award), Swinton admits to being uneasy with her profession: "I never ever feel comfortable as an actor.
But Cameroons are uneasy.
Anniversaries are uneasy things.
Some Republicans were uneasy.
