Sentence examples for felt very uneasy from inspiring English sources
"I felt very uneasy there.
When the exam was over he felt very uneasy.
"We all said we all felt very uneasy about handling it.
While the counsel, Paul M. Godlin of Opton, Handler & Feiler, averred that "the church is very happy with the sale," the two congregation members, according to one of them, Jo Ann Corkran, felt very uneasy.
Our release forms were ripped up and from then on, whenever we filmed at a bodybuilding event, we felt very uneasy.
"This makes Muslim students feel very uneasy," Joseph Lumbard, chairman of Islamic and Middle Eastern studies, said in an earlier interview.
"I can't see in all fairness how the new Senate can vote on this in the first two weeks and I would feel very uneasy voting in that time frame".
Blur the distinction between these two vital concepts and you will make a lot of reasonable people feel very uneasy, especially if they already doubt the court's credentials.David AlexanderZeist, NetherlandsSIR – I have just finished reading the most revolting article I have seen in The Economist.
In this regard, I would feel very uneasy about retaining the services of a doctor, though one with the requisite nimble intellect, whose mind has not been crammed to the full in undergraduate school with the basic facts of human biology and the reactions of organic chemistry -- with a substantial serving of world literature on the side.
