Sentence examples for uneasy argument from inspiring English sources

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Raynor returned for the band's Hollywood Palladium performance, and the band became increasingly uneasy and arguments grew worse.

Raynor returned for the band's Palladium performance, but the band became increasingly uneasy and arguments grew worse.

He told the BBC that he was "uneasy with the argument that we should automatically spend more on defence".

I saw some of myself in him: quick with arguments, uneasy with emotions, comfortable with logic, able to look at any ideology or any thought process and expose the inconsistencies.

In May, I was writing a lot, feeling constantly uneasy, and the fragments in Sarah Manguso's "300 Arguments" made things simultaneously better and worse.

There are many important issues being contested: recovery from the tsunami, an uneasy ceasefire in the long-running civil war, arguments over corruption.

But those arguments evidently made little impression on voters uneasy over a large immigrant population.

But those arguments evidently made little impression on voters uneasy over the impact of immigrants on Swiss society and culture.

The argument of Pyrrhus and Cinéas ends on an uneasy note.

However, it is important to note that the bureaucratic champions and childcare advocates in this interview sample were uneasy with the suggestion that they were 'feminists' and their arguments in favor of improving ECEC were generally based on ideas of social investment as opposed to increasing gender equality.