A kind player did.Until the law speaks clearly, musical instruments and aeroplanes will remain an uneasy pairing.
Tension and incongruity make for an uneasy pairing in "Edgewise," a bloody drama by Eliza Clark at Walkerspace.
In her first book, Not that Kind of Girl, Dunham described a certain queasiness about sex, an uneasy pairing with her desire to perform an easy ribaldry, to shock and to confess as part of a radical history of women doing and saying the things we've been told not to.
"Finally Together" is off the Florida producer's forthcoming debut album, The Grove, and it sees the duo of footwork experimenters forge an uneasy pairing of lush ambiance and harsh freneticism.
Which is how, tucked in an old blue heap, this uneasy pair embark on one of those journeys meant to lift the heart and stir the soul, but made this viewer think that the kid should have dumped his father in Italy, preferably in a Venetian canal.
The effect is one of Shakespearean grandeur, of a world out of joint, seeming literally to be spinning off its axis as this uneasy pair, who are far from a couple, find themselves thrown together, making their way together, in ways that neither of them can yet suspect.
In essence, Wild Wild West is an MIB prequel, the uneasy pairing of a young black man with an older white partner.
Through a strange mixture of impulsive generosity and hubris, Patrick agrees, and the pair have an uneasy chat with the girl's unreliable mother, Helene Amy Harriss), a cocaine addict; their presence infuriates Captain Jack Doyle (Morgan Freeman) and Detective Remy Bressant (Ed Harris), who, under intense media pressure, have something to prove.
The two houses are paired in an uneasy dance, one doing the cancan, the other a minuet.
To be honest, looking at those two standing next to eachother gives me an uneasy feeling on the level of having to put on a pair of wet denim jeans (which is the WORS T.
