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• r  with anxiety or apprehension

• As modern medicine moves on to new frontiers, it is uneasily accompanied by a camp following of nonconventional, unorthodox medical practices.
• And a York, uneasily at play: "York verry near loseing his Eyes by one of the men throwing Sand at him in fun.
• Back in the mountains of Xaysomboune, Moua and his comrades sleep uneasily on beds of leaves inside banana-leaf huts.

• anxiously
• apprehensively

News & Articles

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• St. Paul youth grappling with violence
  About an hour after her son was convicted Thursday of fatally shooting a woman in St. Paul last year, Margaret Daniels was shifting uneasily in her home, bracing for more violence.
  June 14, 2013 - Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune

Quotes

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• Jose A Cabranes in Seattle Times
  Cabranes said the panel's opinion "contains no reference whatsoever to the constitutional claims at the core of this case" and added that "this perfunctory disposition rests uneasily with the weighty issues presented by this appeal."
• Daniel Fried in New York Times
  Russia and the West have dealt with one another - sometimes well, more often uneasily - since at least Peter the Great,Mr. Fried said.
• James Agee in OpEdNews
  Film critic James Agee wrote of it, "I noticed, uneasily, that there were no suffering and dying enemy civilians under all those proud promises of bombs."