Sentence examples for less at ease from inspiring English sources

The anchors, on the other hand, were less at ease.

But she looked and sounded, if anything, even less at ease.

Ms Dunn seems less at ease close-up than her rivals.

American veterans are less at ease with their experiences and their feelings, she said.

He looked less at ease and some watchers thought he talked down to them.

Artful though the narrative is, Messud seems less at ease here than in her previous work.

Nearly a tenth of the images include Warhol himself, looking more or less ill at ease.

On a course which left Ernie Els furious over its degree of difficulty, Donald never looked less than at ease from his first shot to his last – 273 shots in total, 15 under par for those taking notes.

French is a beautiful language and the baguette a wonderful gift to mankind, but the obsession with resisting Anglo-Saxon convevennces, even as supermarket bread and McDonalds appeal to more and more customers, is symptomatic of a people less than at ease with itself.

The living that throng Broadway care little perhaps for the Dead at Antietam, but we fancy they would jostle less carelessly down the great thoroughfare, saunter less at their ease, were a few dripping bodies, fresh from the field, laid along the pavement.

In much the same way, there is a line-up of new Labour worthies, Straw, Short, Boateng, who are more or less at their ease in a wide variety of circumstances, and are likely to give you a good laugh during a long train journey.