Sentence examples for uneasy figure from inspiring English sources

British politics, for the most part, is a dingy scene these days, completely dominated by May, a cautious and uneasy figure.

For the moment, however, only Mark Blum and Jordan Lage, as adversarial campaign managers, and Jonathan Hadary, as an uneasy figure from Cantwell's past, give off the heady nervousness that the audience is meant to feel vicariously.

Alcaraz, ponderous as he filled Sylvain Distin's shoes, created an opportunity beyond any of Liverpool's expectations and Jagielka cut a desperately uneasy figure, trying to hold the defensive line as 18-year-old John Stones struggled to get back from his high, advanced positions.

It's not just the colors that radiate in a Bonnard; there's also the heat of mixed emotions, rubbed into smoothness, shrouded in chromatic veils and intensified by unexpected spatial conundrums and by elusive, uneasy figures.

Baldwin knew to make his hero bad as well as brilliant, to place a violent and self-destructive charm at his core and to make his white friends uneasy and complex figures too, unable to protect themselves.

If Mr. Rivers's career was going smoothly, the rest of his life was snagged with troubled marriages, rapid-fire relationships, drug use and public behavior that made him an art world figure of uneasy renown.

An uneasy foreboding characterizes the figures and frozen moments found in the images of Jim Byrne, Josh Waldman and Melanie Baker.

They also convert the figures to uneasy, collagelike presences and provide an inexhaustible range of stuff to detail.

The artist is a colossal father figure in this uneasy painting.

Reticence is understandable given that the weight of historical sensitivity makes audiences uneasy about seeing such a figure in the context of entertainment.

In Beirut, an uneasy calm prevailed as government figures awaited the arrival of an Arab delegation that aims to help resolve the crisis.