Sentence examples for least uneasy from inspiring English sources

No matter how many times supermarket or government representatives argue that there is no danger from eating food containing rogue DNA, most consumers probably feel – at the very least – uneasy about it.

What seemed a little odd about the plan, and the speech, though, is that the one thing that leaves many New Yorkers worried, or at least uneasy, was nowhere mentioned — perhaps because the Mayor doesn't notice it, perhaps because that worry is a little metaphysical and almost poetic, resistant to oratory or city budget numbers.

It is clear from the text that Locke is at least uneasy with the idea of 'pure substance in general', but it is less clear whether he feels obliged to accept an idea he dislikes, or whether he rejects it.

And the commuters didn't appear the least bit uneasy about taking the papers from the bins, on the platforms in Grand Central Terminal.

Odds are if not a little nervous, at least a little uneasy.

MICHAEL SPECTER: Who wouldn't be at least a little uneasy about giving their children a new vaccine?

This, at least, is the uneasy sense a reader acquires after slogging through the last sections of the stimulus bill, particularly those involving energy policy.

You'd think, too, that speakers would feel at least a little uneasy about speaking in front of banners proclaiming the latest "Lying Feminist of the Month" – but apparently not.

You'd think, too, that speakers would feel at least a little uneasy about speaking in front of banners proclaiming the latest "Lying Feminist of the Month"—but apparently not.

Or at least we sometimes feel uneasy.

Mr. Frankel, whose direction in "The Devil Wears Prada" at least had energy, seems uneasy handling the mood swings in "Hope Springs".