make uneasy

Perhaps it became clear to him somehow that the report would make uneasy reading.

The pianist lures the listener and then in thundering climaxes brings everything crashing down only to once again make uneasy merriment.

Robert and the other nobles make uneasy peace with Edward but are shortly pushed back into violent rebellion, which is where Mackenzie seems happiest to have them.

Beauty and fear make uneasy companions.

Still, breakthrough works that make uneasy subjects feel comfortable often seem quaint in retrospect.