Sentence examples similar to uneasy about viewing from inspiring English sources

What about viewing figures?

There's something rather uneasy about Remember.

That encouraged many Republicans — already uneasy about what they viewed as "amnesty" — to vote against the plan.

But the then Taoiseach, Liam Cosgrave, was uneasy about his progressive views and so, unexpectedly, he found himself minister for foreign affairs.

"When the public is uneasy about something, their views may be exaggerated, there may be a lot of irrationality, a lot of fear.

Many philosophers have felt uneasy about Hume's views on causation: if the past does not determine the future then the universe is indeed capricious.

More moderate Muslims are also uneasy about Mr Abou Jahjah's views.

However, some of those critical of the bigger establishment parties are also uneasy about Ms Silva's devout religious views, fearing she is too conservative on social issues such as gay marriage and abortion.

Those who disagree with the prevailing view often feel uneasy about speaking up.

First because in the 1980s, some people in Ireland became uneasy about the fact that a crude view of their national history was fuelling a conflict in the north of the island.

"I think people use technologies that are troubling from a privacy point of view, but they also feel uneasy about it.