Sentence examples for would be uneasy from inspiring English sources

But just as we would be uneasy about suggesting that human beings avoid diseases by spending their lives confined in antiseptic, controlled atmosphere conditions, we should be equally uneasy about applying this to animals.

Otherwise I would be uneasy.

"Therefore, I would be uneasy to make any blanket recommendations based on this one study".

But, for precisely the same reasons, many other EU countries would be uneasy over a British departure.

Grandage indictated that he would be "uneasy" with the public side of the role and wanted to stick with directing.

If she did that stridently, Germans would be uneasy; perhaps because she is a woman, the perception is she does not.

Another Graham devotee, Walter Schloss, thinks he'd be uneasy.

Dawn would protest this, and Mary Anne would simply be uneasy about it.

He also must have known that the remarriage would often be uneasy.

But the bond market would also be uneasy with a Gore victory.

But, while he would probably be uneasy about stepping across the craft/art divide, the combination of broad strokes and subtle touches in his lyrics is equally reminiscent of a more elaborate form of brush-wielding.