Sentence examples for they uneasy about from inspiring English sources

The troops didn't seem to care much about the meta-ness of Mr. Colbert's visit, nor were they uneasy about his political shtick as they laughed at the gags about clearing Iraq of weapons of mass destruction and last year's shoe-throwing incident involving the man who was then their commander in chief as much as at Mr. Colbert's self-deprecating jokes about his lack of fortitude.

There's something rather uneasy about Remember.

Other atheists said they were uneasy about the way they felt they had been duped.

They want to vote, but they feel uneasy about the real-life decisions that governments must inevitably make.

But even some of the deal's defenders said they were uneasy about Google's growing power and what they described as its inscrutable auction for pricing ads.

But since consumers have a variety of choices, they can easily borrow from another company if they feel uneasy about a lender's reputation.

Ms. Goody is survived by her mother; her grandmother; her husband, Jack Tweed; and her sons, Bobby, 5, and Freddie, 4. In the final days, even as they devoured the details of her illness, many Britons said they felt uneasy about colluding with Ms. Goody in the public airing of her death.

Though Sarah and her husband are happy with his new name, at least in part because they believe it is more emblematic of their equal relationship, they are uneasy about how others will perceive it.

"They are uneasy about Hillary Clinton.

Others said they felt uneasy about leaving their allotted train.

Still, they were uneasy about seeing each other again.