Sentence examples for state of uneasy from inspiring English sources

Relations between Georgia and its huge neighbor have remained in a state of uneasy suspension since the two countries went to war in August 2008.

Most Indians exist in a state of uneasy compromise: eager to embrace the future but also reluctant to let go of the past.

In the reign of Theodosius II (408 450), the Huns under their chieftain Attila received subsidies of gold that both kept them in a state of uneasy peace with the Eastern Empire and may have proved profitable to those merchants of Constantinople who traded with the barbarians.

The dictionary defines it as "a state of being uneasy, apprehensive or worried about what may happen".

However, some agencies of the state are uneasy about the rise of encryption.

The state of Texas clearly feels uneasy about all this.

Precisely because of the uneasy state of Indian-American relations, there was little to be gained from platitudes.

How long, one wonders, will that uneasy state of affairs continue?

Two realities trading places, the threat of violence in an uneasy state of play: classic Murakami, of course.

A6 There is suddenly an uneasy state of relations between the United States forces and the younger clergymen of Iraq's majority Shiite community.

Her kid sister, Léa (Elsa Zylberstein), a university professor in the city of Nancy, nervously gathers her into her own family, where Juliette remains in an uneasy state of semi-silence.