Sentence examples for uneasy because of from inspiring English sources

Madeleine guessed that MacGregor made people uneasy because of the purity of her renunciation and the simplicity of her scientific method.

Linda Guyer, a project manager for I.B.M. in Endicott, N.Y., said that fellow workers had grown more uneasy because of layoffs.

"I am very uneasy because of the war," said Joyce Austin, 69, a retired nurse's aide in Readstown, Wis., who was reinterviewed after the poll was conducted.

His victory has made rights groups uneasy because of its overt racist stance and has raised questions about the durability of Greece's democracy.

Writer spends summers at his house in a village This summer the village was uneasy because of possible drastic changes now that Franco is dead, although the village is isolated.

Assessing the expressions on their faces, we see longing, indifference and elation; emotions that make us feel uneasy because of how closely they hit home.

Last year, Mr. Coicou said he felt uneasy because several of the men were "peeking" at him and he thought "they were going to go get whatever to do whatever".

TV, along with radio, also benefits in uneasy climates because of the shorter lead times required to book spots.

Her very presence made insiders uneasy because it reminded them of the cozy corruption that had become the normal way of doing business around Capitol Hill.

Trump makes them uneasy because he alienates many of the Independent voters that they need to win their tight reelection races this fall.

"It made a lot of people uneasy, because if men's money was central to the dating relationship, what distinguished it from prostitution?" Bailey says.