Verwenden Sie „ill at ease“ in einem Satz

1. and is equally ill at ease, thanking his small God

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2. How is it you know?" Though he may have been slightly ill at ease in the company of the elf, Brice managed to speak calmly

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3. It was odd that Homer seemed so ill at ease to bare himself in front of her

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4. Hospitals and their staff made him especially ill at ease

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5. It was as if this was all straight from a nineteen thirties horror, or perhaps a fifties B-movie – he wasn't sure, but there was a macabre-ness to the whole arrangement that made him feel ill at ease

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6. Republicans, on the other hand, generally appear awkward and ill at ease with a constituency that many party leaders privately consider, an embarrassment…

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7. They studied each other for a long moment, both ill at ease, while Karla desperately tried to think of something to say

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8. She could not help feeling a bit ill at ease

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9. which you know not, and why are you ill at ease about things in which you are ignorant? 3 For as you have not forgotten the people

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10. Becky was staring at Harry now and felt ill at ease that she couldn’t go over to him and comfort him

11. ' 2 And He answered and said to me: 'Why therefore are you troubled about that which you know not and why are you ill at ease about things in which you are ignorant? 3 For as you have not forgotten the people who now are and those who have passed away so I remember those who are appointed to come

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12. Ill at ease, Moshe continued in his thoughts as he listened, and in just the same manner as that other time

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13. Ill at ease, Moshe continued in his thoughts as he listened, and in just the same manner as

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14. And poor Chalmon, who was probably the most ill at ease

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15. Frank's unit felt ill at ease

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16. So why after 107’s of years of living together on 106’s of space battle cruisers, which housed cities, farms, art galleries, opera houses, and coffeehouses, did they remain slightly ill at ease with each other? 1 problem with these very highly evolved races is that they just didn’t talk about those sorts of things

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17. "He is dead," muttered Conan, ill at ease to hear these wild words

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18. Tarascus seemed ill at ease

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19. She sat on the edge of the chair obviously ill at ease and glanced back and forth between the Admiral and his aide

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20. this place of eternal peace and contentment, Elias was ill at ease and definitely not

21. Jim felt ill at ease and he hurriedly changed the subject

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22. They all looked rather fidgety, self-conscious and ill at ease; and were clearly waiting for something to occur

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23. They were disturbing, making me ill at ease

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24. The stink of mako in his nose set Cloud ill at ease as well, stirring memories he'd rather not have had in his mind, of being dunked in Lifestream and nearly losing himself, twice

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25. Colonel Moore felt ill at ease as he shook hands with the seven senators: the group represented a considerable amount of political power

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26. He was ill at ease with the mundane post-war life among provincial lawyers and became reserved and isolated, rarely talking about his wartime service

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27. Father was more used to the clutter, but seemed equally ill at ease

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28. In no possible and in exact way, ill at ease and out with

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29. But he felt just as sick and ill at ease

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30. “Indulge virtuous in their work / With no relevance to outlook; With no illusion but diligence / Carries renunciant his duties / Agreeable or otherwise too; Needs one work to sustain life / Relinquients avoid, overloads all; Virtuous ever in self-control / Steady they wavering mind of theirs; What fail sprint ’n serve long run / Virtuous know keep woes at bay; Taking well and ill at ease / Senses honed ’n ego evened / Detached virtuous ever engage; Deal virtuous in measures equal / Weigh they fine all deeds their fair

31. Mistress Hulle stood by his side in a dark dress, trimmed with white lace, and looked ill at ease

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32. I am unpractised and ill at ease, clumsy, limited, in this matter of frank writing about feelings, a matter in which you so far surpass me

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33. It was lost on Tussie as a reminder, for naturally it did not remind him of anything, and he put it down at first to the girl's being ill at ease alone up there with a strange man, and perhaps to her feeling she had better keep him at arm's length

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34. Outside on a settee, we could see in the corridor a man waiting, restless and ill at ease

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35. I could not help noticing, however, after a while that Miss Ashton seemed cold and ill at ease

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36. When it was Eve's turn to be questioned, she seemed oddly ill at ease

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37. Struck ill at ease, perhaps by the familiarity of the expression on the face of his brother, Ravan tried again, more kindly, shrugging as he did

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38. He invited her to his room, started kissing her and attempted to undress her but was so flustered and shaking that she stopped short his clumsy attempt at seduction and told him that no woman would give in to a man who is so obviously ill at ease

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39. When students told me that they needed to change because of the things that had done in their past that had not worked out, I always felt ill at ease

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40. I suddenly felt ill at ease, the whole situation crystallising in my mind and presenting itself as something very unpleasant

41. By then, the skies had turned purple, and Cambridge, once finished with his raw, bloody meal, had become ill at ease

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42. Very ill at ease with himself, and with Stryver and most other men, Darnay made the best of his way into the quiet of the Temple, opened the letter, and read it

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43. He was not exactly ill at ease, but seemed hurried, and avoided her eyes

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44. He felt oppressed and stifled and, as it were, ill at ease at having come here

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45. "What shall you tell her?" asked Meg, full of curiosity to know his opinion of her, yet feeling ill at ease with him for the first time

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46. She had her doubts about it from the beginning, for her lively fancy and girlish romance felt as ill at ease in the new style as she would have done masquerading in the stiff and cumbrous costume of the last century

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47. But both felt ill at ease

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48. "I thought you wanted a funeral," he said, ill at ease

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49. Ill at ease, the senator fumbles for words

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50. She was so confused and ill at ease that she scarcely heard or understood Mrs Crass, who talked incessantly, principally about their other residents in North Street where they both resided; and about Mr Crass

51. He began to feel ill at ease

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52. This embarrassment had completely had not lost one word of this conversation, and his penetrating eye had even read a hidden escaped Albert, but it caused Lucien to shorten his visit; he was evidently ill at ease

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53. Albert, too, was ill at ease; the remains of luxury prevented him from sinking into his actual position

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54. Godwyn, Edmund and Caris were ill at ease here

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55. But it was not that Levin was not in good spirits; he was ill at ease

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56. And with him one can’t be ill at ease

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57. Then he looked down at his map again, seeming ill at ease, almost trying to hide his face under the cap

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58. them were insincere, and she fell so bored and ill at ease in

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59. Levin stayed to tea; but his good-humor had vanished, and he felt ill at ease

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60. It seemed to Levin that he had deceived someone, that he ought to explain something, but that to explain it was impossible, and for that reason he was continually blushing, was ill at ease and awkward

61. When the softening effect of the near approach of death had passed away, Alexey Alexandrovitch began to notice that Anna was afraid of him, ill at ease with him, and could not look him straight in the face

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62. Dolly was ill at ease, and tried to find a subject of conversation

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63. But what was Pa doing in Jonesboro? The young courier looked ill at ease as he

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64. The old man, on the other hand, felt himself ill at ease with a brother-in-law whom he could not annoy, who did not mind about being considered poor, had nothing to ask of him, and understood all kinds of farming and mining business better than he did

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65. Farebrother thought he could account for this speech, in striking contrast with Lydgate's former way of talking, as the perversity which will often spring from the moodiness of a man ill at ease in his affairs

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66. There was something about her that made me ill at ease

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67. Merry and Pippin in the middle boat were ill at ease, for Boromir sat muttering to himself, sometimes biting his nails, as if some restlessness or doubt consumed him, sometimes seizing a paddle and driving the boat close behind Aragorn's

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68. Gimli stood ill at ease, frowning, but Jomer came up to him, leading his horse

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69. Frodo had been ill at ease

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70. Prince Andrew evidently felt ill at ease, but to the two women it seemed quite natural that they should cry, and apparently it never entered their heads that it could have been otherwise at this meeting

71. Rostov felt ill at ease

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72. Rostov felt so ill at ease and uncomfortable with Boris that, when the latter looked in after

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73. He had approached the shed full of animation, but on seeing Prince Andrew’s face he felt constrained and ill at ease

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74. " He was ill at ease and obviously embarrassed

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75. One felt ill at ease when he saw these two forests and these two caverns for the first time

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76. Fauchelevent was but ill at ease under this shower bath

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77. He seemed stunned, ill at ease, and suddenly very careful

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78. “You seem ill at ease,” said the old man with polite concern

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79. It is customary at most masquerades for the arriving guests to be shy, ill at ease, and sober, and to stand around uneasily for maybe an hour before the party warms up

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80. And altogether I felt ill at ease

81. And with him one can't be ill at ease

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82. It seemed to her that both she and all of them were insincere, and she fell so bored and ill at ease in that world that she went to see the Countess Lidia Ivanovna as little as possible

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83. Kolya had a great inclination to say something even warmer and more demonstrative, but he felt ill at ease

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84. "But my conscience feels ill at ease, brother

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85. "'I suppose your conscience felt ill at ease, Osip Mihalitch, my dear! Our fatherly hospitality was a reproach to you! You have been punished for the tears I have shed

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86. Our conversation was not long, there was not room near me for him to sit down, and he could not help seeing how ill at ease I was with him

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87. Nekhludoff could no longer move in this society without feeling ill at ease and reproaching himself

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88. He evidently spoke because he noticed Olenin felt ill at ease and isolated among the Cossacks

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89. He was ill at ease alone with Maryanka, but as if purposely to torment himself he went up to her

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90. 'Yes, still on holiday,' he replied, and felt, he did not know why, ashamed and ill at ease

91. All persons present felt ill at ease

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92. Rostóv felt ill at ease

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93. Rostóv felt so ill at ease and uncomfortable with Borís that, when the latter looked in after supper, he pretended to be asleep, and early next morning went away, avoiding Borís

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94. He felt strangely ill at ease

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95. With surprise and vexation he discovered that he was suffering, and, unused to pain of any kind, annoyed and ill at ease with his conscience and his fate, he could have snapped at his irritation like an animal at a tantalizing wound

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