Sentence examples for too uneasy from inspiring English sources

"He felt too uneasy to leave the house.

Parker said things were too uneasy on campus.

The Nielsen levels spiked, but I was getting too uneasy to keep watching.

But America's regulators are too uneasy about the Basel 2 project to lighten up.

Here's my question: Is wearing an entrepreneurial crown too uneasy for "normal" people?

In the movie, the revelations of the Spotlight investigation make Pfeiffer too uneasy to keep going to Mass with her grandmother.

Whether it's Jack Steadman from Bombay Bicycle Club fretting about public speaking or Gerard Way, former singer of My Chemical Romance, being too inhibited to do karaoke with friends when he's not on stage ("I get too nervous") an uneasy, hesitant disposition seems to be extremely common in today's singers.

I am not sure how exactly, but our relationship had helped lead me out of the closet gradually, without making any part too awkward or uneasy.

There's a restless vulnerability too, an uneasy guilt, some of it undoubtedly due to his distance from his mother, some to his presence in a place where doing nothing is encouraged.

There is, too, an uneasy relationship between many refugees and those who want to help them.

Congress, too, is uneasy about the new weapons, which are still in the research stage.