It's not that I bang on about: 'Hey I want to adopt white children from Hollywood, or go to Scotland and save babies, and save Aids, and, you know, Africa, and save, like, the starving people.'" Yet she does acknowledge a certain, if not unease, then ambivalence about her shifting identity from refugee street artist to LA aristocracy.
She thinks, Dad, that wasn't unease.
However, some Muslims have criticised Facebook for not shutting down anti-Islamic sites, not to mention their unease about the more liberal attitudes and opinions that can be exchanged on Facebook.
The business, energy and industrial strategy committee said it would investigate the rights of workers not permanently employed amid unease about exploitation as work becomes more precarious.
THE latest protest-riddled meeting of the world's industrialized powers is over, but not before inspiring more unease about the whole idea of these high-level schmoozefests.
Barbour said the university's decision to consider reinstating the teams was in reaction to the outcry by supporters of the cut teams, not to a dawning unease about how Cal would comply with Title IX.
If that isn't enough, there's growing unease about the future structure of councils.
To that end, Mr Clarke is keen to step up the pace at which "bog standard" comprehensives convert themselves into new "specialist" schools, which are allowed to pick some of their pupils on the basis of "aptitude .Perhaps not surprisingly, there is some unease about all this among old Labour types.
It is quite hard to find anyone who doesn't have a sense of unease about the proposed replacement of GCSEs with English Baccalaureate Certificates and the pace at which this is taking place, which appears to be dictated more by the date of the next general election than by the best interests of schools and their pupils.
His relationship with Eden was supportive and relaxed; he felt able, as others did not, to warn Eden of unease about Suez both internationally and among some members of the cabinet.
