Sentence examples for uneasy listening from inspiring English sources

It made for uneasy listening.

It is uneasy listening given the extraordinary rate of development taking place across north-eastern Brazil.

He suffered, too, from a resident orchestra in his head, his left ear producing a non-stop concert from a four-piece brass band 'playing what is usually called "easy listening".' Uneasy listening, in his case.

"Yeah," he replies, then only half- rhetorically: "What would you do in that situation?" On The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living, it sounded as if Skinner had indeed undergone some form of cocaine psychosis: the record dealt with contemporary fame and its fallout head-on, and the result made for very uneasy listening.

Seriously uneasy listening.

I feel uneasy listening to classical music concerts and rarely do so, while I have a great time on stage.

If that suggested an uneasy listen then that was the point.

One gets the uneasy feeling, listening to the president, that the role military chaplains play in Dreher's life is provided for Bush by his evangelical counselors and consolers.

Back then I remember feeling distinctly uneasy as I sat listening to the animated chatter of my friends discussing the lineup for Live Aid and plotting daredevil schemes to bunk off school and head to Wembley.

"We are part of a long tradition of suffering," the chaplain tells the listening marines, some of them uneasy, some angry.

If your friend seems uneasy, break the tension by thanking her for being there and listening, or apologizing for taking up her time or having a hard time talking about it (if that is true).