Sentence examples for is deeply uneasy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, who says he is deeply uneasy about the work, struck a careful compromise.

Despite statements by the British that the Pentagon was satisfied, Mr. Dodge said he believed that the "White House is deeply uneasy" about the decision.

Syria's fractured opposition is deeply uneasy about the idea of a freeze, fearing it will play into Assad's hands and allow him to free up forces to deploy elsewhere.

Many would be deeply uneasy about delegating it.

Many rank-and-file House Democrats are deeply uneasy.

Like most Americans, we are deeply uneasy about getting pulled into yet another war in the Middle East.

Senior British defence sources said they were deeply uneasy about Obama's talk of what they labelled an "exit strategy".

Mr Cameron was reported at the time to be deeply uneasy about the visit, and in the end it never happened.

Even so, he was deeply uneasy about the ambitious scope of the Industrial Relations Act of 1971, which was largely the work of Geoffrey Howe, Heath's solicitor general.

But I was half serious when I made that prediction: a part of me was deeply uneasy with the type of energy that surrounded the Trump insurgency.

From the start of the crisis, Pakistan has been deeply uneasy at the prospect of Western military strikes to topple the Taliban from power.