After countless rejections, usually taken very personally, Caldwell found uneasy, uneven acceptance in the literary community when a few important critics began to see he delivered gritty, unromantic and credible portraits of Southern life far removed from the sentimental "moonbeams and magnolias" school.
In telling Susan that she was right, I found myself uneasy.
Finding uneasy release as she moved through transformations of her body and face, she shrank at the end of an hour into a seemingly neckless, stunted figure.
Minnie alone finds uneasy redemption, even if her ride into the sunset with her bandit lover, after the metaphorical credits roll, will be bumpy and probably fatal.
The Lipsky of the movie, when he dares to probe and push Wallace in directions that Wallace finds uneasy, seems like an inexperienced hustler whose trade contrasts with his natural purity.
The two are instructed not to engage in sexual activity, until their emotional deficits are healed, which they find uneasy to accomplish.
Frightened Algerians Flee Nation's Political Carnage : Violence: Many find uneasy refuge in France as Islamic extremists, government hit squads threaten and kill.
Aside from briefly boggling at the idea that making films for Apatow is now considered selling-out (is it really so long since Apatow's flawless sitcom Freaks and Geeks couldn't even get a release on DVD?), I found myself becoming uneasy both at Spout's targets, and at the very notion of the list itself.
Watching TV coverage of about the escape of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight from sexual enslavement in Cleveland, I found myself becoming increasingly uneasy.
Strange to say, though, as I progressed through the military, I found myself growing increasingly uneasy about my good-guy stature and about who exactly was doing what to whom.
