Sentence examples for of being uneasy from inspiring English sources
The dictionary defines it as "a state of being uneasy, apprehensive or worried about what may happen".
Both GPs and PNs spoke of being uneasy with 'unsolicited health care intervention' and with making health promotion 'leaps'leaps
That, Drew Sharp writes in The Detroit Free Press, echoes a season of the Tigers being uneasy in seemingly comfortable spots.
As a result, children of hoarders tend to be uneasy hosts.
Due to their sensitivity to the parameters estimations, the second class of models tends to be uneasy to analyze.
Homewood's description of the place of markets is uneasy.
When I said "goodbye" to my wife the morning of the race, both of us were uneasy about how the day would unfold.
"That's part of the reason why members of Congress are uneasy about giving up fast-track authority...
A lot of people are uneasy about what they see as a very unBritish turn of events.
"A lot of people are uneasy with cloning," Mr. Brownback said.
"Most of them are uneasy not with the technology per se but, rather, with the business practices in the agrifood sector, which is dominated by multinational companies".
