Sentence examples similar to turning uneasy from inspiring English sources

But at lunch one day, when I asked a handful of attendees what they thought of Zadeh's approach, the mood turned uneasy.

It is when rates turn upward that investors become uneasy holding REITs.

A slew of injuries at the tailback position turned an uneasy Payton into a one-dimensional play-caller.

But that's where we're at, so distant from rapprochement that the idea has been floated in some corners – and not entirely in jest – that we turn our uneasy post-Brexit togetherness into fully-fledged separation.

But Killock remains unconvinced, and uneasy with turning to a digital solution for what remains a societal problem.

Despite his best efforts, alcohol sneaked back in, turning his nights into uneasy odysseys, leading him to a series of encounters with equally damaged souls: the mother who dopes her kids with valium-laced orange juice; the fellow-drinker who tries to persuade Burnside to bump off his wife.

After all, it was only 18 months ago that Britain watched in fascination as Jade Goody and Danielle Lloyd picked on Shilpa Shetty in the Big Brother house, while the other housemates turned away in uneasy and mute passivity.

But it turns out that uneasy feeling isn't the only problem.

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Talking about this, Waterstone sounds by turn ambivalent, uneasy and open about the idea that no one knows where things are headed – but also somewhat optimistic.

"We were just turning the corner in Iraq, and there was an uneasy sense about Afghanistan," Eliot Cohen told me.