Sentence examples for feel uneasy using from inspiring English sources
Kim Willsher, a Guardian correspondent in Paris, agrees: "I would personally feel uneasy using the term 'fascist' to describe Marine Le Pen or the Front National, even without the threat of legal action.
Teachers may see highly motivated students, but these students may feel uneasy and anxious about using their L2, especially when they need to interact with native speakers.
Mr. de Maizière is not the only politician in Europe to feel uneasy with the United States' frequent use of unmanned drones to target what it says are terrorism suspects in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen.
Yet I suspect that many voters will feel uneasy about a politician of any hue apparently using the death of six children to make his point.
And while I believe that everything Liam tweeted about was written in earnest, it's simply the language he used that still makes me feel uneasy.
Using a real place name made me feel uneasy, so I stayed with it.
Note that a blunt metal paper clip can be used instead of a pin if you feel uneasy about piercing the blister with a sharp point.
"I think people use technologies that are troubling from a privacy point of view, but they also feel uneasy about it.
Or at least we sometimes feel uneasy.
Most of the rest feel uneasy.
