Sentence examples for something uneasy from inspiring English sources

"I guess there's something uneasy about me.

But there's always something uneasy about inviting pop stars to political rallies.

In the new Barry Levinson film, "What Just Happened?," Robert De Niro plays a producer, but, as with the uniform of dark blazer and slacks that the job demands, there's something uneasy about the fit.

There was, she remembered, a swagger about the soldiers, which faded slowly as the night wore on, and there was something uneasy, too, which meant that when the music became sad they all seemed more comfortable, even the ones who were not dancing.

Conveying something essentially amusing, the title fits the folk-influenced outer movements better than the central adagio, which is one of the composer's night-pieces, suggesting the sounds of nocturnal nature as experienced in the Great Hungarian Plain, though there is often – as here – something uneasy and disturbing about the result.

3/ Then read this perceptive piece by David Thomson from 2009 in which he says Seymour Hoffman had stopped testing himself and that: There is something uneasy in him (it seems to me), as if he has not been able to settle in his own mind the question of whether he is meant to be a spectacular, ever-changing support, or a real actor who can take over the emotional centre of a movie and dominate it.

There's something rather uneasy about Remember.

Nevertheless, there was something deeply uneasy about their public reconciliation on the Milan Channel soon afterwards.

There's something really uneasy about it, a dark, unsettling vibe, that I really like".

There's something that's uneasy".

But something makes me uneasy.