Sentence examples for someone uneasy from inspiring English sources

Someone uneasy with the candor of his archive could delete the material that pained him.

If you don't respond or give a nod after someone suggests something, your silence can make the other person uneasy.

And while it is certainly possible that someone may feel uneasy with a gay roommate or a Jewish roommate or a black roommate, that's his or her problem.

Offstage, Ms. Marchand was the reverse of so many of her strong-willed characters, a woman with a natural sense of insecurity, someone who felt uneasy in social situations.

We think of the composer's score as sacrosanct, and though we welcome a broad variety of interpretive approaches, we become uneasy when someone takes a pencil to a composer's score, even if only to make an arrangement that will put the music in the hands of players who would otherwise not have the opportunity to perform it and into the ears of their audiences.

But there is an underlying optimism to "The Glass Closet," not least in its account of how a buttoned-up and uneasy man — someone who worked more than he lived — stumbled upon what appears to be a more balanced and happy life.

You would probably be uneasy meeting someone with vitiligo also.

In a drugstore, someone may feel rushed or uneasy about asking a question.

What is wrong with someone who is not made uneasy by this?

On the other, uneasy questions – is someone being exploited here, and if so, who?

In that sphere I feel at home; but when I write a play, I feel uneasy, as though someone were peering over my shoulder".