Sentence examples similar to of late uneasy from inspiring English sources
While such a close relationship might have been envied by other bankers in 2008, when much of Wall Street was infatuated with Mr. Obama and donated heavily to his presidential bid, it has been making other UBS executives uneasy of late.
Of late, clouds gathered.
However, no one was killed because, uncharacteristically, every one of the usually punctual singers showed up a half hour late, citing uneasy feelings, and a host of other excuses.
He then went on to further acclaim with The Graduate, a film that perfectly caught the uneasy, questioning mood of late-60s America.
During a period of uneasy quiet late in the night, street lights illuminated Silvan's abandoned ramshackle streets.
The recent ruckus over Terms of Use changes for Instagram under its ownership is only the latest example of Facebook's uneasy relationship with the public on privacy issues.
Now David Cameron has become the latest to run the gauntlet of the uneasy and usually unrequited relationship between politician and musical muse.
The world of nostalgia is full of uneasy bedfellows.
Lehane, whose previous novels include "Mystic River" and "Gone, Baby, Gone," sets his latest at the end of the First World War, as waves of immigration, uneasy race relations, and agitation over labor issues culminate in a police strike in Boston.
Homewood's description of the place of markets is uneasy.
