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Khan's close identification with Pearl repudiates the notion that the character is, as some might think, simply a hokey construct dreamt up to market the album, and Khan feels uneasy that it would be taken as such, hence her discomfort at dressing up as Pearl for the film crew's benefit in Williamsburg.

I felt uneasy that all the interest was in social media.

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

And I feel uneasy that, in this day and age, a woman feels they will be accorded more respect if they are rendered gender-neutral, so to speak.

He must have known as the chapters emerged that this would be his masterpiece, but it would not occur to him to feel uneasy that his best book was for children.

From time to time many physicists feel uneasy that it is necessary first to write down the problem to be solved as though it were a classical problem and them to subject it to an artificial transformation into a problem in quantum mechanics.

But Cameron said he felt uneasy that in the film Assange appears to be more concerned about the fate of people who leaked documents to WikiLeaks – an apparent reference to Chelsea Manning – rather than people whose security may have been jeopardised by the leaks.

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"It makes you feel uneasy that the process is praised as a high-security system and then you modify a camera, take some cheap materials and hack it," Jan Krissler, who goes by the handle starbug, and who researched the vein authentication system along with Julian Albrecht, told Motherboard over email in German.

People using the more exploitative version of things—how would that affect magical creatures and other intelligent beings that are affected by this and who also use magic?" This idea even appears to have influenced the animation style, which is a blended 2D-3D that feels uneasy at first, but hits its stride as a superb format to showcase the differing styles of magic.

The N.R.A. has only four million members — a number that is probably dwarfed by the segment of the U.S. population that feels uneasy about the unbridled proliferation of firearms.