He directed commercials — with flickering light and his signature unease — for Calvin Klein and Dior.
But in the light of such statements and general unease in the Islamic world over America's presence in Iraq, the final communiqué of the meeting read far more mildly than expected, some delegates suggested.
YANIRA CASTRO In Ms. Castro's new "Beacon," an abandoned Brooklyn bathhouse serves as the setting for a rather brutal-sounding evocation of tension and unease, created in part by a light installation by Roderick Murray.
There are a few -- though very few -- legitimate moments of fun, like Keyes's unease over the beautiful play of light in the sky, a sign of the planet's deterioration.
Josh Carr's lighting adds to the sense of fractured, dreamlike unease.
My unease, under the glare of "Shine a Light," had nothing to do with my lifelong indifference to the Rolling Stones.
Blair's clothes are designed to be an opaque surface: they reflect the voter back at himself in a flattering light, rather than offering any insights which might cause unease.
This track, light on compositional variety but heavy on a queasy unease, feels like a cue to accompany exiting light speed and realising that all is not quite right where you've ended up.
This track, light on compositional variety but heavy on a queasy unease, feels like a cue to accompany exiting light speed and realizing that all is not quite right where you've ended up.
With the absence of natural light, the whole hurly-burly engenders a feeling of latent unease: after a few days, you feel as if you are going mad.
Senator Barack Obama of Illinois represents "a bright light of hope and optimism in a time of great national unease" and is "grounded in thoughtful wisdom beyond his years".
