Sentence examples for uneasy on from inspiring English sources

There is one question, however, that I was always uneasy on: national identity.

If some of the drug's supporters are uneasy on this count, it is because the Bush administration has, on more than one occasion, attempted to make scientific research agree with its own ideological predilections.

Parker said things were too uneasy on campus.

But peers still remain uneasy on many fronts.

For example, I felt uneasy on stage, but I had to be in school plays.

There was no obvious reason why the hosts should have looked a touch uneasy on occasion.

Limonov, who turned 67 this spring, is today one of the leaders of the country's tiny opposition movement, part of an uneasy, on-off alliance with a handful of liberal reformers and veteran human-rights activists.

(Kristof is a friend of former "Today" co-anchor Ann Curry, who had an uneasy on-air rapport with Lauer).

Her costumes, too, are uneasy-on-the-eyes".

In an uneasy appearance on Wednesday morning on the "Today" show on NBC, Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, a centrist who is known for working across party lines, faced a series of tough questions on that issue.

To be honest, looking at those two standing next to eachother gives me an uneasy feeling on the level of having to put on a pair of wet denim jeans (which is the WORS T.