Sentence examples for uneasy existence from inspiring English sources
Like Ali, he says it was an uneasy existence.
It has been an uneasy existence there ever since Gerut stepped to the plate.
Here, the remaining Palestinian families endure an uneasy existence with their settler neighbours.
He sees Europe as a solution to Welless uneasy existence at home, where critics and studios alike routinely root for his comeuppance.
It has been an occasionally uneasy existence at Florida for Peter Tebow, who said he cringed the first time he was introduced to someone as Tim's brother.
Bouyeri chose, instead, to retreat, to imagine himself overwhelmed by a great force, to conceive of himself as a player in a utopian narrative, because that was more consoling than feeling threatened, torn by his uneasy existence between two cultures.
Uneasy co-existence between PNA President Mahmoud Abbas and a Hamas-led government led to violence between armed wings of Fatah and Hamas, culminating in Hamas seizing power in Gaza in June 2007 and President Abbas dismissing the government.
The uneasy co-existence of these aims - the fact that they are all dearly held, and yet cannot quite be fully realized together points to a significant tension between considerations of justice and social utility after war.
Boston and modernism have an uneasy co-existence, so Christian Science Center's designation as a Boston City Landmark marks a major milestone in the recognition of Post War landscape architecture's importance and cultural significance.
But this is an important point: many of the early Tea Party organizers — and I'm talking spring of 2009 vintage, not 18th century — themselves are made uneasy by the existence of more corporate entities trying to coopt the movement.
