Sentence examples for queasy sense from inspiring English sources

But, occasionally, you get the queasy sense of people in denial of Glitter's crimes.

Organizing that departure had required angry statements by the President of the United States and other world leaders, and a spreading, queasy sense of disgrace.

Brazil will need all of Ronaldo's redoubtable skills, because it opens its World Cup defense against Scotland with a queasy sense of dread.

I feel a queasy sense of survivor guilt at the thought that without those atrocious bombs, I wouldn't be here to tell my grandmother's story.

It is, then, a piece that first provokes and then shames, leaving you with a queasy sense of your own complacency.

I felt a queasy sense of recognition at the scenes playing out in Cumbria, which resembled the scenarios in the play.

The rebellious, self-pitying, defiantly melodramatic spirit of youth mingles with a queasy adult sense of concern.

In theory, the full-court press could leave us with a queasy, intimate sense of complicity as the body count rises, connecting the pleasure of watching a drama unfold with the morally dubious sensation of schadenfreude.

The international hotels here are starting to empty; the restaurants and bars are bringing their tables in off the streets; and a queasy, quiet sense of dread is coiling itself round Nairobi, as the country waits to see what - beyond the two grenade attacks this week - Kenya's military offensive inside neighbouring Somalia might yet provoke by way of retaliation.

Now, if you're a Catholic, you might feel a sense of queasy familiarity every time your worship admits to enabling and pardoning a vast criminal conspiracy.

This gripping, messy film forces you to feel their frustration even as it turns a queasy eye on their sense of entitlement.