Sentence examples for uneasy about him from inspiring English sources

ALMOST ever since George Bush squeaked into the presidency last November, Europe has felt uneasy about him.

But some months later he praises the next issue to Lady Rothermere by saying: "There is nothing of the costly showiness of Proust and Virginia Woolf (neither of which I cared much about myself)." At one point Woolf confides to her diary (quoted in the editorial annotations) the conviction that "There is something hole-and-cornerish, biting in the back, suspicious, elaborate, uneasy, about him".

I remember feeling uneasy about him at first.

"Almost ever since George Bush squeaked into the presidency last November, Europe has felt uneasy about him," the Economist editorialized Friday.

"They're deeply uneasy about him, which means that his presidency is going to be even more fragile in some ways than hers would be".

There's something rather uneasy about Remember.

Judy Weiss, whose 17-year-old son Justin goes to Douglas, was uneasy about sending him back to school when it reopens.

The discussion about Mr. Sanders has to date been largely confined to private settings because — like establishment Republicans in 2016 — Democrats are uneasy about elevating him or alienating his supporters.

Amid revelations about his personal life (he has admitted secretly fathering a child with a young lover who is now in an influential position at a Chinese firm with lucrative Bolivian contracts) and allegations of corruption among associates, many voters are clearly uneasy about allowing him to remain too long in power.

But Mr. Christie's recounting of his role in 2012 also offers a reminder of his high — some would say excessive — self-regard, and why some in Mr. Romney's campaign were so uneasy about possibly putting him on the Republican ticket last year.

As everyone gets to work helping secure the prison, Hershel is still uneasy about Glenn, telling him, "This rage is going to get you killed".