Sentence examples for particularly uneasy with from inspiring English sources

The appearance at the synagogue in Great Neck – a heavily Jewish community with a mix of Ashkenazi and Persian Jews – came at a time when many Jews in the United States are feeling particularly uneasy with the rise of Islamic terrorism and growing antisemitism throughout the world.

In explaining his opposition to Mr. Clinton's making a far-reaching foreign-policy decision under such time pressure, Mr. Biden said he was particularly uneasy with the missile-defense system because he thought that it would essentially mean withdrawal from the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972.

The sport has had a particularly uneasy relationship with women and minorities.

Democrats were particularly uneasy about shouldering the United States with $10 million in Texas debt, resenting the deluge of speculators, who, in possession of inflated Texas bonds, lobbied Congress in favor of the Texas House bill.

Private contractors vying for government work are particularly uneasy about being identified too closely with one party or the other, and a number of companies that have recently hired Republicans deny that party politics was a driving factor.

She grew up in relative poverty with serious daddy issues, and is particularly uneasy in the presence of the 18-year-old Cheryl (Condola Rashad), who is taking over the duties usually performed by her ailing mother, the housekeeper.

There was something in his tone, an arrogance in the way he bragged about the regime's ability to commit a crime and get away with it that made me feel particularly uneasy.

Officials on the National Security Council staff were particularly uneasy.

Mr. Caddell said the Gore team must be particularly uneasy.

Jacobellis said she was particularly uneasy about the second-to-last jump of the course.

And so he is particularly uneasy about the skepticism he must now bring to patient care.