Sentence examples for uneasy as a from inspiring English sources

I felt much more uneasy as a result.

Marr said he had become "uneasy" as a journalist at having obtained it.

Mr. Clapton comes across as feeling equally uneasy as a frontman and as part of a band.

My apartment there, for example, was once occupied by a Hindu-Muslim couple, but after the 2002 riots, the Hindu wife felt uncomfortable living in all-Muslim Juhapura and the husband felt uneasy as a Muslim in Gujarat.

Their relationship was uneasy: as a child, Bissell once reported his father to an abuse hotline (after an unusually physical game of rock, paper, scissors), and, at the age of twenty-nine, he still felt "diminished" in the man's presence; meanwhile, his father, only half joking, called him a Communist.

This certainly spurred Hayek's career as a public lecturer, but made him uneasy as well.

But the number made me uneasy as well.

If you're not relaxed, the girl will pick up on your tension and will feel uneasy as well.

Feeling uneasy as an outsider photographing such an intimate ritual, I was disarmed by how low-key the locals were about the whole process.

The mood grows uneasy as they encounter a progression of small mishaps: a threatening storm, an overloaded hull, an accident near the start of the trip that sends a steady stream of water into the struggling boat.

I never fail to be chilled by MR James's masterpiece, "Casting the Runes", or to feel uneasy as I get a few pages into Edith Wharton's "Mr Jones".