Sentence examples for may feel uneasy from inspiring English sources

Some may feel uneasy even about appreciating Jackson's music.

Many of us may feel uneasy at the prospect.

Even when student evaluations are fair, teachers may feel uneasy about them.

But many investors may feel uneasy about marijuana businesses that do not have bank accounts.

One can understand why some directors, especially Germans and Marxists, may feel uneasy about tackling Wagner's vast work in his own theatre, but that's the challenge.

We may feel uneasy about watching - horribly aware that the object of our observations may be heading for death or madness - but our eyes are drawn back.

It is true that children may initially feel uneasy in these conversations, but it is the uneasiness that unlocks the door to understanding.

By the time we first glimpse 33-year-old carpenter, Solomon Northup, author of a moving 1853 memoir and hero (as played by Chiwetel Ejiofor) of the film – it was not the only such memoir as Sarah Churchwell explains here – living an idealised life with his family as free American citizens in Saratoga, New York, the viewer may already feel uneasy.

Even though Japanese instructors recognize students who are highly motivated, the students may still feel uneasy about EFL (MacWhinnie and Mitchell 2017).

For example, in regards to the latter, technology that draws attention to an individual may make them feel uneasy and avoid public spaces.

Cameron may feel deeply uneasy at the sight of his MPs being perceived to stand by Murdoch in any way, narrow or wide.