Sentence examples for feel a bit uneasy from inspiring English sources

Doctors and nurses always feel a bit uneasy when it comes to placebos.

And then there's another group who feel a bit uneasy in themselves.

It is difficult not to feel a bit uneasy about all this, for Mr. Armstrong's sake.

"I also feel a bit uneasy about the probable adverse press coverage if the palace were given a grant at the expense of say a hospital.

Some Grand Mananers, including some of those who were willing to contribute to the defense fund, feel a bit uneasy about The Boys' being portrayed as the equivalent of the peaceful farmers in a Western who finally rise up against the gunslingers hired by the wicked cattle baron.

Likewise, getting an email letting you know that you've been unfollowed probably makes you feel a bit uneasy inside.

Still, he acknowledged recently, he feels a bit uneasy.

But as I made my recommendations, I always felt a bit uneasy.

A couple of weeks later, Mrs. Oltzik still felt a bit uneasy.

When I first read about all this stuff, I felt a bit uneasy.

Looking back at the idealism of this essay — and others like it from the years immediately following 9/11 — Packer feels a bit uneasy.