Sentence examples for uneasy one from inspiring English sources

The alliance between Trump and congressional Republicans is sometimes an uneasy one, but it's based on mutual self-interest.

Firmly entrenched though Murrow would seem to be, however, his position is an uneasy one, as he tacitly admitted when he insisted on inserting a clause in his contract that will release him from it should Paley ever cease to be the ultimate authority on the board.

This vision takes a sentimental turn in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," a confident one in "Knocked Up," a bitterly ironic one in the great "Funny People," a rueful and uneasy one in "This Is 40".

It has always been an uneasy one, the inherent tensions manifest only when an accident on the road occurs and the foreigner is assumed to be in the wrong.

It resembles a truce, albeit an uneasy one.

To ABC executives the decision to kill "Wonderland" was plainly an uneasy one.

But often the students are the uneasy ones.

There are also love songs — uneasy ones, but love songs nonetheless.

Painful questions about whether he would live slowly gave way to uneasy ones about how his life would be.

And he got laughs; it was impossible to tell whether they were uneasy ones.

With so much of her own story untold, she leaves the reader with that uneasy feeling one gets talking politics with an in-law whose leanings one suspects but who avoids showing his hand.