Sentence examples for feel so uneasy from inspiring English sources
"If it was a more gradual change, maybe people wouldn't feel so uneasy about it".
Today's youths, living in a society older than any in the world, are the first since the late 19th century to feel so uneasy about the future.
So why does this sudden surge of enthusiasm make me feel so uneasy?
"It's a steep hill to climb to get people to think 10 years [ahead] and really be bold about things, especially when they feel so uneasy about what's gong to happen tomorrow".
So all it would take is for enough people — enough 'users' — to join the dots and realize what it is that's been making them feel so uneasy and queasy online — and these products will wither on the vine, as others have before.
The women felt so uneasy that they had to step away for a moment, and Ms. Chizhova asked her friend what she was thinking about.
"That is why our community feels so uneasy about helping people who are in desperate need, and how unfair it is when you go to the authorities and say, 'This is the name of the institution we want to help.
Khan was one of a series of prominent Muslims who felt so uneasy that they wrote to Tony Blair on 12 August 2006 warning the "debacle of Iraq" provided "ammunition to extremists" who threaten everyone, according to the cable.
It frustrated me that so many people (over 6000) could feel so joyously carefree while I felt so uneasy and afraid.
Be honest and let him/her know how you feel so you can resolve uneasy situations together.
