Sentence examples similar to ill-at-ease guest from inspiring English sources

The hostess has been accustomed to his monastic visits, but the guests are ill-at-ease when he appears.

But then the audience cooled... surprised, unhappy, ill-at-ease.

Robert is a loving, but occasionally ill-at-ease, father.

He was nice but a bit ill-at-ease.

She dressed carefully, often in dark colours, and appeared socially ill-at-ease.

And, suddenly, for perhaps a second or two, Callaghan looked ill-at-ease.

She looked painfully ill-at-ease playing Russell Brand's love interest in that idiotic Arthur remake.

"Some people were still ill-at-ease at that point contemplating Alan's sexuality.

Seeing those young, ill-at-ease men made me see our potential.

Without this ability to withdraw, an introvert soon becomes edgy, tense, irritable and ill-at-ease.

The New Yorker, August 6, 1932 P. 7 Waiters seem to us to be a breed gifted in making guests ill at ease.