Sentence examples for ever uneasy from inspiring English sources

Are you ever uneasy about being accused of nepotism?

Italy, ever uneasy about illegal immigrants slipping through its long and porous shores, sent Coast Guard and police boats to keep the ship at bay.

All the while, Central European trends were warily observed by the two "flanking" powers, France and Russia, ever uneasy about -- and tempted to prevent -- the emergence of a state capable of altering the existing European balance of power.

We replaced them with just percussion; we didn't want anyone to ever feel uneasy.

Does Fincham ever feel uneasy that some of the contestants are only included to be humiliated?

Kumail tries gallantly to fend off the arrangements, making ever more uneasy excuses for his fussiness.

"When I say I have $25 million worth of property, I'm $21 million in debt," he says, adding that rental rates are holding up O.K. "Do I ever sleep uneasy?

Have you ever felt uneasy in a lift, Neil?

The gentleman, whose name appears somewhere on this page but who didn't want to be identified because everyone he tells this story to calls him an idiot, has been feeling uneasy ever since.

Relations between Israel and the United States have been uneasy ever since Mr. Obama took office with a plan to rekindle the peace process by coupling a demand for a full freeze in Jewish settlement construction with reciprocal confidence-building gestures by Arab countries.

By E. B. White and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, May 18 , 1940P. 11 We've been uneasy ever since we read in the World-Telegram that Elliot Paul, author of "The Life and Death in a Spanish Town," has applied for a position as a lighthouse keeper.