Sentence examples for was somewhat uneasy from inspiring English sources

Noreen Perrotta, the editor of Consumer Reports Money Adviser, was somewhat uneasy with opting not to contribute.

Shelby had hoped to be given the contract to produce the Tiger in America, but Rootes was somewhat uneasy about the closeness of his relationship with Ford, so it was decided to build the car in England.

To "suffer" from liberal guilt means that you are somewhat uneasy about all sorts of awkward things that it is tempting to harden your heart against, like global injustice, global warming, racism.

Though grime's relationship with the law has always been somewhat uneasy, with the scene growing through illegal raves and pirate radio stations, its reputation for violence was overstated.

I have, however, heard that a few scientists are somewhat uneasy about supporting the petition, worried that an increase of the UK's contribution to the EU might well come at the expense of the constrained – and always vulnerable – domestic science budget.

Passing through the iron gate to enter the prison is somewhat uneasy.

Many parents are somewhat uneasy with their children going 'dark'dark

Its song was somewhat, somewhat erased.

We'd only been in Europe a couple of days, and the boys were still somewhat uneasy, so we thought a bit of home would be appropriate.

The Sun King demeanor is somewhat diminished by the uneasy glance the lion is casting stage right, toward the back cover, where a mouse looks up with a question in its eye.

They were somewhat more unsure and uneasy about whether they would return next year if Trump is in attendance and whether they would accept invitations to perform at his inauguration or at the White House.