Sentence examples for uneasy kind from inspiring English sources

But it's a queasy, uneasy kind of entertainment.

And all while being made to laugh, even if the laughter is sometimes of the uneasy kind.

His death marked the beginning of a slow "thaw" in the USSR, and several other remarkable photographs by Baltermants from the 1950s show an uneasy kind of relaxation.

Wyden had an uneasy kind of vindication in June, three months after Clapper's appearance, when Edward Snowden, a former contractor at the N.S.A., leaked pages and pages of classified N.S.A. documents.

Elizabeth Swados, for instance, who was involved in a production of Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice" in Paris at the time, writes, "I have this uneasy kind of magically inspired guilt that maybe September would've been different if I hadn't been involved, as a Jew, in such a blatantly anti-Semitic play".

"It was a very eerie and uneasy kind of environment, but we came away with a greater appreciation of how fortunate we are to have life and how we can't take it for granted".

An absolutist would -- somewhat perversely -- even feel uneasy about these kinds of lies.

After 1599, there was a return to innocence and a kind of uneasy equilibrium.

"Going for the common or garden kind of uneasy fear here!" says nominator Bemilu.

The audience responded to Mr Maguire's invitation with the kind of uneasy enthusiasm usually reserved for a tambourine player in a rural parish church.

But the cumbersome procedure that has led up to it constitutes a necessary milestone in the uneasy process towards some kind of peace.