Sentence examples for uneasy about that from inspiring English sources

Rockwell felt uneasy about that.

No other project, though, has found an audience as smitten as the one awaiting the next flying car, and Mr. Porter is a bit uneasy about that.

SESSIONS: Well, I think that would be a big concern that the American people might feel -- might feel uneasy about that.

Some Democrats said they were uneasy about that as the country struggled to end a recession.

"But that is now being undermined by the Cunningham book and movie and I'm very uneasy about that".

But in the last few years some of us in the patient safety field have begun to feel uneasy about that approach.

For example if I'm feeling very uneasy about something that's being said or proposed but ignore that feeling, then I could risk making a decision that isn't in my interests.

It is a strategy, he said, that hinges on a pervasive sense that, for all of New York City's bike-path charms and pedestrian plaza allures, its denizens are deeply uneasy about inequalities that remain unchecked by City Hall.

It's especially uneasy about stories that feature ordinary people, particularly women, trying to make sense of a disordered world with small stakes, where the most important worry is whether a person takes good care of her children, stands up to a recalcitrant spouse, or contends with how best to fit or subvert social mores.

Even purveyors of the service acknowledge that most people are uneasy about disclosing that information, especially to a company they had never heard of a year ago.

And we learn uneasy facts about that elite group waiting for transplants: "People on the waiting list are always secretly, guiltily tense on public holidays.