Sentence examples for uneasy way from inspiring English sources

Exploring the app version, I was struck by the uneasy way in which book and game co-exist.

There is no getting away from the fact that this is a mixed and uneasy way of moving on from a grim episode.

Afraid of physical contact, resistant to the language of metaphor and opposed to some colors but not to others, Christopher (Luke Treadaway) is compelled by circumstances to make his uneasy way in an often forbidding world.

The uneasy way we discuss ghettos and gentrification says something about our discomfort with the real-estate market, which translates every living space into a commodity whose value lies mainly outside our control.

A week after my shopping trip, my husband and I were making our uneasy way to the hospital in a cab through the city's worst snowstorm of the year, on top of which the moon, if not quite full, was undoubtedly shining to beat the band, somewhere.

His patriotism was not just a sign of an incipient superpower beginning to flex its muscles and define its cultural identity, but a glimpse into the clash of competing influences in the swirling changes in contemporary China: the battleground of the internet, the changing priorities of the educated urban middle class and the uneasy way in which China is positioning itself in the world.

One result was that French art after the war examined masculinity in troubling, uneasy ways.

Many Catalans are tired of the uneasy three-way coalition of socialists, greens and separatists that has governed the region since 2003.

And right now many of those people are feeling uneasy at the way President Obama has softened the sanctions against the last bastion of Communism in the west.

Some of the people who run them are increasingly uneasy at the way that soaring fees have turned them into finishing schools for the rich.

Gibson refused to endorse the Greens but said: "I'm still a member of the Labour party but very uneasy about the way I've been treated.