Sentence examples for growing uneasy from inspiring English sources

The "principals" - the war cabinet - were growing uneasy.

Some Senate Republicans are growing uneasy about the House's hard line.

As public opinion hardens against membership of the euro, the government is growing uneasy about having decided in principle to take Britain into the single currency.

In Thailand, for example, local officials were said to be growing uneasy about a black site outside Bangkok code-named Cat's Eye.

Minutes of the monthly meeting show that policymakers are growing uneasy at leaving rates at their record low – some see little risk in a "small rise".

But for at least a couple of decades now, there have been signs that he was growing uneasy about his progeny.

But as months passed, Mr. Barron and Mr. Lederman grew uneasy.

Back in my hotel room, I grew uneasy.

The night grew colder, damper, and darker, and the group around the incinerator fire grew uneasy.

But, surprisingly, he has also grown uneasy about his own industry and perhaps himself.

Taiwan's presumed protector, America, grew uneasy about where it all might lead.