The state of Texas clearly feels uneasy about all this.

ECONOMIST: An empty field, under God��s eye

Postmodernism was the flavor of the decade, and I remember talking to Robert Venturi, who was kind of the godfather of postmodernism, and he hated practically everything called postmodern architecture and was uneasy with all that he had wrought.

NEWYORKER: Search and Destroy

If you've sensed from all this that the committee is uneasy about many aspects of the Bill, then you're right.

BBC: Real life and law making collide

Libertarianism, which values liberty above all other values, has always had an uneasy relationship with conservatism, being either a distinct strain of it or a different ideology altogether.

WSJ: 'Right Wing Lice'

Mr Blair knows that all this makes many of his party faithful deeply uneasy.

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It was all very odd and the issue still feels unsettled, uneasy.

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He is the second-eldest of Greenberg's five sons--all of them work at the company--and is methodical and guarded, uneasy in the spotlight and without his father's abundant confidence.

FORBES: Sole survivors

He is the second-eldest of Greenberg's five sons--all of whom work at the company--and is methodical and guarded, uneasy in the spotlight and lacking his father's abundant confidence.

FORBES: Sole Survivors

There's a generally uneasy tone to the storytelling, as if these people have slowly been failing all their lives, and the accident finally awoke them to the reality of their shortcomings.

CNN: Review: Vengeance in a town full of grief in 'The Sweet Hereafter'

True, there have been some complaints from those who see the new operating system as an uneasy mix of the new mobile world and the old desktop environment, but Microsoft seems confident that all is going to plan.

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