Sentence examples for uneasy position from inspiring English sources

Gustu inhabits an uneasy position in the country's food revolution.

The conference underscored Tehran's uneasy position amid the dramatic changes battering the Arab world.

Being the designated successor of a powerful boss has always been an uneasy position.

He is now in the uneasy position of counselling about alternatives in a bleaker future.

Digital art occupies an uneasy position at the intersection of fine art, the applied arts, and software.

But as well as these significant scientific barriers, scent occupies an uneasy position in our modern culture.

Whatever the merits of this account of English inter-war culture more broadly, it's clear how Woolf fits inside it, in her uneasy positioning between the world of the past and literary modernity.

The edgy impatience this produces puts Price's readers in a complicated, extremely uneasy moral position, one that cleverly echoes the central irony underlying the novel as a whole -- the accusation that the disappearance of one white child has received more publicity, drawn more attention, than the tragic daily attrition of Dempsy's black population.

While polls indicate that Mr. Day is favored among Canadian men outside of Quebec, he lags among women voters who are uneasy about positions he has expressed, but not repeated recently, on abortion, gun control, gay rights and the death penalty.

Others feel uneasy with any position that appears to condemn divorce or lone parenthood.

But as for a 1990 party platform that calls for the dissolution of NATO, to follow that of the former Soviet-led Warsaw Pact, Mr. Gysi is uneasy with that position today.