Sentence examples for had uneasy from inspiring English sources

Postmodernism has often had uneasy relations with silence.

Over the years, others have had uneasy doubts about the Narnian brand of Christianity.

Another is from Latvia, where the Roman Catholic minority has had uneasy relations with both the Lutheran and Orthodox Churches.

Ever since gaining independence from Britain in 1971, the island's Sunni rulers have had uneasy relations with some of the Shiite population, leading to periodic civil unrest.

Dr. Mason said that with more financing and greater support from nearby towns, which have had uneasy relations with Plum Island, the research might advance more quickly.

Mr. Crowley and his party supporters also at times have had uneasy relations with the Democratic Assembly speaker, who will be influential in the process.

THE rich often have uneasy relationships with their neighbours.

One of the reasons I'm a writer is that I have uneasy relations with authority.

Some of the exuberance of the protest movements that brought Khomeini to power has uneasy parallels with the revolutionary fervor behind the more violent aspects of the Arab Spring.

Some Conservatives admit that they have uneasy reservations about whether it was an improvement of a bad situation to remove Archbishop Makarios and his colleagues into exile.

In Iraq its coalition has uneasy partners on the ground in the form of the Iraqi government and the Iranian-backed Shia militias (see article).