Sentence examples for extremely uneasy from inspiring English sources

"We have felt extremely uneasy about the scandals that have plagued Boeing," Mr. Campbell wrote.

– Anne, 60, California I am extremely uneasy with Trump's rhetoric encouraging unlicensed 'poll watchers'.

"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.

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.

His tone is confidential but genial, and you have the vaguely uneasy feeling of being manipulated by an extremely charming trickster.

Despite the uneasy atmosphere accounts from both sides describe Wilson dealing with the Rhodesians extremely tersely —talks progressed relatively smoothly until the subject turned to the manner of the transition.

Why uneasy?

Uneasy relationships.

"Uneasy wedlock".