Sentence examples for sounded uneasy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leontyev himself sounded uneasy, anyway, as the summit meeting approached.

Laura Aikin, a late-hour substitute for the soprano Susan Gritton, sounded uneasy at first, more settled after intermission, but a little fragile throughout.

When I finally got her on the phone, she sounded uneasy.

Other African leaders sound uneasy, even with so soft an approach.

When the candidates do touch on the subject, they often sound uneasy and out of touch; if their experience or interest in the wider world is limited, they reach and reduce it to irrelevant domestic analogies.

But the middle section, in which the music turns agitated, has seldom sounded so uneasy and disturbing.

When I read this aloud in the 70s - I wrote it on the 50th anniversary of the Easter Rising - it went down as an anthem in certain nationalist domains, but sounded very uneasy in the Unionist zones.

Negative comments on the architectural aesthetics of the twin towers sound uneasy at best.

Still, he sounded a bit uneasy.

They sounded a touch uneasy with Kaepernick's activism; they had relatives and friends in the military.

Microtonality can sound warped and uneasy, like a record left out in the sun.