Sentence examples for most uneasy from inspiring English sources

Producers on Universal's lot are the most uneasy about a potential DreamWorks deal.

Limited representation of his country's real diversity is what makes Audiard most uneasy about French cinema, he says.

But ultimately it's the men and their possessive approaches to relationships that have defined relationships on the show, and made me feel most uneasy.

Ahead of the results on Sunday night, this side of the political spectrum appears the most uneasy - and not just in Argentina.

It is, after all, the Republican Party that captured the allegiance of the whites most uneasy about the civil rights movement and its legacy.

A note on the text On 26 November 1865, the Reverend Charles Dodgson's tale was published by the house of Macmillan as Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, illustrated by John Tenniel, with whom Dodgson had a most uneasy relationship.

Most were uneasy about the narrative voice – the "I think" and "We feel" that introduce many of her observations.

I'm not very squeamish about critters, but the spider I woke up to on morning three would probably make most people uneasy.

"My audiences," he said, "are largely NPR-type audiences: intellectual, a little left of center and for the most part uneasy about the potential political influence of these groups".

A recent study showed that only 14% of fathers take a paternity leave longer than two weeks, and that most were uneasy taking that much time off of work after a large life change.

But while crystals, smudge sticks, and tarot cards have become popular housewarming gifts, the thought of ripping a demon out of someone still makes most people uneasy.