Sentence examples similar to uneasy to learn from inspiring English sources

The transition and unceasing attention have made Mr. Taqatqa a bit uneasy as he tries to learn to deal not only with freedom but also with the unfamiliar trappings of modern life, like cellphones and laptop computers.

Who might also, I was surprised to learn, have been uneasy at James's fondness for the card game "animal grab", which descended into impromptu wrestling bouts that would leave his opponents with "torn clothes" and "nailscored hands".

The Aiseien of today is a happier place, where a large team of doctors and nurses provide medical care, and tourists come to the facility's museum to learn firsthand about Japan's uneasy relationship with Hansen's disease.

Mr. Push said he was made slightly uneasy by a comment by Mr. Kissinger today that he wanted to learn the "mind-set" of the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. leading up to the attacks.

There's so much to learn and so much wanted and unwanted advice, it's easy to get uneasy!

"He felt too uneasy to leave the house.

Its Coptic Christian minority is uneasy, to say the least.

H0: the SMEs find the MCDM methods useless, impractical, and uneasy to use.

The presence of all distances r i make proposed formulas sometimes uneasy to use for dimensioning purposes.

Due to their sensitivity to the parameters estimations, the second class of models tends to be uneasy to analyze.

Russ takes Elizabeth Christmas shopping and she becomes uneasy when she learns they're heading to Felpersham rather than Borchester.