Sentence examples for uneasy well from inspiring English sources

He seems to confirm what I'd always assumed: that if there was another way to secure A-list box office status and earnings without them, he would, when he replies, looking faintly uneasy, "Well, you work according to the landscape in front of you".

So if the thought of a large blinking eyeball that swivels around to look at you when you speak — and talks back — makes you feel at all uneasy, well, this may not be the bot for you.

Uneasy well-wishers, steeped in near-superstitious belief about positive mental attitude, can exacerbate anxiety.

But the number made me uneasy as well.

They were pleased with the quick sale, but seemed uneasy as well about leaving the place that had been home for so long, where three children became adults.

I assumed she was slightly uneasy as well, which she later confirmed.

This certainly spurred Hayek's career as a public lecturer, but made him uneasy as well.

If you're not relaxed, the girl will pick up on your tension and will feel uneasy as well.

Anyone doubting that Mr. Shannon is our reigning champion in embodying uneasy American manhood (well, him and Joaquin Phoenix) need only check out his portrait of the doomed Sam in Craig Wright's "Grace," which opened on Thursday night at the Cort Theater.

But there's an older, cautionary aphorism that applies as well: "Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown".

Another concern may have been that disclosures of A.I.G.'s counterparties might make investors and depositors uneasy about the well-being of the firms getting the money.