Sentence examples for this uneasy feeling from inspiring English sources

It's creating this uneasy feeling like there might be some psychopath loose around there.

As I sat in a hotel suite with six other Yale students – musicians, biologists, dramatists, other-ists – and answered questions about my future plans, I got this uneasy feeling that the man in the beautiful suit was going to take my Hopes and Dreams back to some lab to figure out the best way to crush them.

I have often attributed this uneasy feeling of being an outsider to a class divide (and also to my first-generation immigrant status), but perhaps it is my political and personal views that are the problem, and some might choose to separate these from class.

Even as a local she admitted it wasn't something you really got used to, this uneasy feeling of trauma.

One supervisor asked what course of action the trainee would choose when this uneasy feeling would still persist even after diagnostic testing (see Text box  1 quotation o).

Another supervisor argued that it is not important whether a sense of alarm is correct or incorrect, but that it has to make a trainee aware of the reasoning process itself, making them slow down by taking time to analyse where this uneasy feeling comes from (see Text box  1 quotation p).

"On reflection, the wording was grossly misleading, indicating that the actual balance of tax due could be more or less than this amount … I am left with the uneasy feeling that this company has all my personal details, income sources etc.

You get the uneasy feeling that this wordplay is meant to spark a revelation; it only made this viewer want to cut a straight line to the exit.

However, beneath its fast-moving dramatic currents lurks the uneasy feeling that this is indeed how our global administrators would behave if push came to shove.

Writing this piece I have the uneasy feeling that in British columnar journalism – although hopefully with less catastrophic consequences – rule one may be never to embark on a dispute with Neal Ascherson.

You somehow have the uneasy feeling that you already have met this woman of brittle charm and seismic mood swings, and not on a theater stage.