Sentence examples for politically uneasy from inspiring English sources
But dozens of recent interviews with American cooks of all stripes revealed a surprising consensus: although the nation may find itself politically uneasy this Thanksgiving, most people now seem to agree that bread stuffing -- perhaps made with corn bread, probably with onion, possibly a little celery, sage and sausage -- has become the beloved national standard.
The politically murky and uneasy protest on the street matches the situation in the Bundestag.
Foreign merchants, notably Germans and Italians, became economically and politically powerful in uneasy alliance with the kings.
Even some center executives said they were uneasy about the organization's politically active role and association with Ms. Pak, who has placed herself at the center of the draft campaign.
The way of identifying the two sides as Asian and European reminds one constantly of the uneasy traditions that rub up against each other culturally and politically, and which still raise backs in the city.
Feeling "uneasy" with that, Comey told the president he was "not on anybody's side politically" and could only assure the president that he would be honest".
But some are uneasy that the banks and pension funds would hold a combined 60%.The arguments for strategic status, though politically appealing, are questionable.
