Sentence examples for suddenly uneasy from inspiring English sources

In front of a suddenly uneasy audience at Court 1, Pete Sampras revealed questionable judgment and taste today during his interaction with a ball boy during his third-round victory.

Shut into the gallery alone to review the exhibition, I suddenly feel uneasy.

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

The pattern is familiar and was seen as recently as January: uneasy coexistence suddenly explodes into killing, amplified for days by retaliation.

The venue suddenly descended into an uneasy silence, and a doorman rushed up to the table, his face wracked with fear, and told Pa'nucci to stop immediately.

Her frivolous and sarcastic tone suddenly made me feel uneasy, but I soon collected myself and went on to clarify that in an American classroom, critical thinking is seen as the ability to form and defend your own arguments, rather than blindly accepting or instantly rejecting what you hear or read.

I suddenly felt very naked and uneasy.

I felt uneasy to be suddenly upheld as a "feminist writer," which I had never thought of myself as and which seemed like a tremendous burden.

In all the recent discussions about health care reform, what had heretofore played out only beyond earshot of the exam room suddenly was very public: the tangled, uneasy and often antagonistic relationship between practicing doctors and the insurance companies who pay for the services they deliver.

"It has nothing to do with party lines, it has to do with the almighty dollar," said Sue Bonetti, a retired teacher whose husband is four years away from what suddenly looks as if it could be an uneasy retirement.

People felt uneasy towards these new strangers who had suddenly shown up to help us solve our problem with our government.