Sentence examples for so uneasy to from inspiring English sources

The Duke himself confessed his reservations to his wife, Sarah, "This is so uneasy to my nature that nothing but an absolute necessity would have obliged me to consent to it.

Khan was one of a series of prominent Muslims who felt so uneasy that they wrote to Tony Blair on 12 August 2006 warning the "debacle of Iraq" provided "ammunition to extremists" who threaten everyone, according to the cable.

The women felt so uneasy that they had to step away for a moment, and Ms. Chizhova asked her friend what she was thinking about.

Why then, was I so uneasy about prescribing it to Joey?

The situation was really so uneasy that we decided to resign.

Kobayashi was so uneasy about a repair made to his car's suspension before final practice, he questioned whether to continue.

I realize I have so much anxiety about him coming home and I'm thinking to myself, "How can I be so uneasy about my child coming back to the United States of America?" That is real, that fear is real.

Today's youths, living in a society older than any in the world, are the first since the late 19th century to feel so uneasy about the future.

"It's a steep hill to climb to get people to think 10 years [ahead] and really be bold about things, especially when they feel so uneasy about what's gong to happen tomorrow".

Another possibility is that Suarez, who regularly pledges his loyalty to Liverpool, may now find life in the Premier League so uneasy that he feels it is time to seek new adventures elsewhere.

The assignment made them so uneasy that they were unwilling even to role-play in the manner of "let's pretend".