Sentence examples for uneasy attitude from inspiring English sources

There is considerable irony in America's uneasy attitude towards China.

One was rhetorical, the other subliminal.First, he told a country with an uneasy attitude towards free trade that it was now or never.

(1) Respekt, is the "uneasy and watchful attitude that has 'the element of fear' in it" (1975,1).

We are uneasy with Messi's attitude and his attire.

Europeans and Americans often feel uneasy about each other's attitude towards capital punishment -- a punishment that many in the US openly support but which Europeans consider abhorrent to the point that 'executions per capita' is quite frequently used as a negative global measurement of political and human rights.

The influx also brought with it the uneasy introduction of permissive Western attitudes into a largely Muslim setting.

Juana Olivares, 44, a Mexican-American office assistant in Sacramento, said she was uneasy not about Mr. Schwarzenegger's attitude toward women, but about his views on immigration.

Uneasy well-wishers, steeped in near-superstitious belief about positive mental attitude, can exacerbate anxiety.

The uneasy suspicion must be that its instigators are men with the unrelaxed attitude to sexuality that is so common in the lunching classes.

But 66 years ago, on April 15 , 1947 when Robinson nervously stood at second base in his first game in the majors he described his feelings as "uneasy" and far less hopeful that his feat would change American attitudes toward blacks.

He doesn't think attitudes will change quickly, but recently he's seen the emergence of rough, uneasy compromise.