You get an uneasy sense about the whole thing".
When called on to lead a prayer, she goes through the motions while exhibiting an uneasy sense of self-betrayal.
It's the lack of decorum, rational thought and objectivity…and the uneasy sense that maybe my profession is somehow redundant.
It capitalises on the uneasy sense that Europe's traditional liberties were being threatened by a menacing, bullying, murderous regime.
I had an uneasy sense of doing something that had not been attempted before, and for a good reason.
"We were just turning the corner in Iraq, and there was an uneasy sense about Afghanistan," Eliot Cohen told me.
Watching the great depth and complicated realism of this performance, you get the uneasy sense that you are eavesdropping on Alsop's soul.
The armed forces had retreated from the city's main arteries over the past few days, giving residents an uneasy sense of being in a standoff.
And yet we are left with the uneasy sense that, under close scrutiny, many lives would be seen to be falling apart around a centre that cannot hold.
This, at least, is the uneasy sense a reader acquires after slogging through the last sections of the stimulus bill, particularly those involving energy policy.
As we approach the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, I have a gnawing in my gut, an uneasy sense of society and its racial reality.
