Sentence examples for was very uneasy from inspiring English sources

"I had never heard of him, but I was very uneasy when I found out about Rich's background," said Mr. Ross, who recently left government.

By 1997, the country was very uneasy, dismayed by the wave of sleaze and amazed by the internal backbiting in a government that had lost its way.

In Nad-e-Ali in Helmand Province, Rahimtullah Ali, 44, said: "I was very uneasy about the threats made by the Taliban but I voted, and I voted for Mr Karzai.

SCHECHNER So why does she get out of it in that next to final scene with the Young Man? VAN HOVE When I first read the play I was very uneasy with that scene.

He said he was very uneasy about the idea of decanting parliament to a different building, arguing that once MPs had moved out, it would be difficult for them to return.

And, to be fair, Sullivan was very uneasy about the "sell" signal, as we noted a few days earlier.

"They're very uneasy about it".

I can only say: be very uneasy.

I'm very uneasy about this Bill.

But if I take even a day away from it I'm very uneasy".

"I'm very uneasy with what occurs when you combine notions of atrocity and glamour.