There's something rather uneasy about Remember.
They were somewhat more unsure and uneasy about whether they would return next year if Trump is in attendance and whether they would accept invitations to perform at his inauguration or at the White House.
But there was something about that expression, "taking the country back," that you have been using on the campaign trail, something that makes me more than a bit uneasy about the future if your husband should win the coming presidential election.
This may seem hard if you're uneasy about telling a parent, but you should do it if you want to solve your problem.
Many television plays these days, even soaps, tend to leave the viewer a bit puzzled, indeed uneasy, about what the meaning was, if indeed there was a meaning.Jérôme Lindon became himself uneasy about the future of literature.
And hardly a dent has been made in the thousands of state-owned companies that the government has listed for at least partial privatisation.Paradoxically, the Communist leadership is uneasy about fast economic growth, certainly if it were so fast that the business-dominated south zoomed ahead and provoked social disorder.
The "S" in Snapchat is hissed, and Clinton seems uneasy about the word "account," as if she's waiting for someone to reassure her, like, "Yeah, they call them 'accounts.' Keep going.
It is often said that if you feel uneasy about your conduct, you're probably doing wrong.
If William Clay Ford feels uneasy about Ford's role in our current environmental problems, he and his fellow executives should abandon their historical opposition to such policies.
"I also feel a bit uneasy about the probable adverse press coverage if the palace were given a grant at the expense of say a hospital.
