Sentence examples similar to uneasy sea from inspiring English sources
A lot of drivers probably feel a little uneasy approaching a sea of people screaming for work.
He gives us the overwhelming pull of the sea, the travelled voice uneasy in its history, wrestling with notions of personal space, art and cultural presence.
Israel and its neighbor Jordan, who sit on opposite sides of an uneasy border formed in part by the Dead Sea, already consume practically all available water in the sea's watershed.
A trench is a natural breeder of earthquakes; it is a place of disturbed and uneasy equilibrium, a place in which the sea floor has buckled and warped down to form the deepest pits of the earth's surface.
When coupled with the risk to ecosystems posed by deep sea drilling, it is easy to be uneasy about this regulation.
"See the Sea," which is brief and expertly chilling, watches an uneasy rapport develop between these two.
He's uneasy about the "self-satisfied assumptions" of a city that increasingly sees itself as London-on-Sea, "but only certain parts of London.
The next day, Thaingar had scheduled an early-afternoon stop at Bo Cho Island, a place I felt uneasy about after reading this description in the itinerary: "Observe the daily life of the almost extinct sea-Gypsies".
In The Great Wave, Hokusai captured the uneasy sentiments of a nation surrounded and defined by water, as well as the deeper, primal, human terror of the sea.
