Sentence examples for uneasy impression from inspiring English sources
Throughout "The Rodin Project" is the uneasy impression that the dancers are merely posing; at times, it looks like a bodybuilding competition.
It just feels a touch colonial; an uneasy impression not helped by the pecking order among the front-of-house staff, where Asian waiters often gave way to more white Australians.
Policymakers are getting the uneasy feeling that public impressions of newfound abundance could undo much of the progress of the last few years.
But those arguments evidently made little impression on voters uneasy over a large immigrant population.
But those arguments evidently made little impression on voters uneasy over the impact of immigrants on Swiss society and culture.
He admitted to feeling uneasy.
Cecil was uneasy about the name change, feeling that it gave a wrong impression of what type of game it was.
They predicted feeling perplexed, uneasy, anxious, or more vulnerable.
