Sentence examples for uneasy period from inspiring English sources

The daughter of George, treacherous younger brother of Edward IV, her life of rises and falls captures this uneasy period.

The victory of Ivanishvili's candidate will bring to an end an uneasy period of cohabitation between the oligarch and Saakashvili.

A former professor of political science who had studied and admired parliamentary systems, Wilson decided upon a drastic plan to shorten this uneasy period.

The novel takes place from the spring of 1998 until May 1999, the uneasy period after the Dayton accords, when the troubles in Kosovo were escalating.

The term refers to the uneasy period of calm that settled on Britain between the declaration of war in September 1939 and Hitler's invasion of France in May 1940.

The fighting has left hundreds dead over the past two months and the region now enters a difficult and uneasy period of negotiations aimed at stopping the cycle of violence.

The wider project was an intimate portrait of a black family living in one of the most uneasy periods for the civil rights movement.

And as the law promises so much, over such a long time frame, there will be more uneasy periods to endure for the lawmakers who put their stamp on the reform.

There have been uneasy periods for Obamacare's chief proponents as they've waited for enrollment milestones to be reached and rate-hike hysteria to be put to bed.

Paul Dano plays him in his uneasy prime the period of "Pet Sounds" and "Good Vibrations," at the heart of the nineteen-sixties.

Carpenter and his men did face a low level of civil hostility and violence during this uneasy transition period by trying to keep the peace.