Sentence examples for much uneasy from inspiring English sources
"much uneasy" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English
It would be more natural to say "very uneasy" or "extremely uneasy." Example: The loud noises and flashing lights made me feel very uneasy.
Israel has approached its jubilee with commendably little vainglory and much uneasy introspection.
I felt much more uneasy as a result.
"Bug" also inspires laughs, but of a much more uneasy variety.
"I felt much more uneasy in Pelourinho than I do here," Doug said, and I had to agree.
"The oil market is still jittery, but it is much less uneasy now that supplies and stocks have improved," said David Fyfe of the energy agency.
"I can only imagine how much more uneasy I would feel if I were Jewish".
Neil Simon's tightly constructed book holds up though the humor comes off much more uneasy than initially intended.
But when it comes to homosexuality, many Italians become not so much intolerant as uneasy.In this millennial year, millions of pilgrims are flocking to Rome.
Thinning, mainly, because they are old, failing, poorer and cut off; their Maine sanctuary no more than a memory, not so much nostalgic as uneasy.
But she and Thomas feel uneasy much of the time: "We say to each other, 'Always be on the lookout.' " Unlike other crimes, in domestic violence the abuser maintains a presence in the life of his victim, and remains a potential threat, especially when children are involved.
Offstage, people are always pulling up Ned's gown and reaching for his member to see if he's really a man; Maria loves him and climbs into bed with him, which leads to much coy and uneasy tussling over the issue of whether Ned is playing the part of a "man" or a "woman" in the sack.
