Sentence examples for uneasy enough from inspiring English sources

If that doesn't make you feel uneasy enough about the fragility of your perception of reality, check out this study about scientists who made their subjects feel literally invisible.

The next day I was uneasy enough about the transaction to go back and check the Gateway web site.

In both countries, outsiders — Mongols, Persians, British, Russians — have long been uneasy visitors, strong enough to dominate the ground but never for long and always at a high price.

Tells about the 1980 Koch budget which was approved by the state's Financial Control Bd. & the federal monitors although they may have been profoundly uneasy about it as enough cuts hadn't been made.

WASHINGTON — As every previous director could attest, succeeding at the helm at the Central Intelligence Agency requires an uneasy balance: being firm enough to impose a White House agenda without inciting a revolt, while winning allegiance at the agency without being co-opted by its bureaucracy.

After a few slammed doors and a day of uneasy silence, we had vented enough to sit down and dissect the path of this particular quarrel.

As he issued commands through a radio, the soldiers moved down the road and into the vineyard, correctly enough but with uneasy attention to detail, like a troupe of dancers staring at their feet.

The question for Mr. Bush now is whether he can stabilize Iraq and turn over power to an Iraqi government quickly enough to satisfy uneasy American allies like France and Germany and start to diminish the burden on American troops and the treasury as he enters an election campaign in which Democrats seem intent on making Iraq a central issue.

The two have an uneasy relationship, and Herzog has enough confidence in her characters to not smooth out the edges, but the ending still feels too sudden.

Ridding yourself of an uneasy secret is not a good enough reason to make a friend feel bad.

But he has probably done just about enough to strike an uneasy balance between security and justice for the bill to become law.