In all, "Atlantic City," screening at MOMA Feb. 25-27, is the best of Malle's American films the warmest and funniest, and completely at ease in a unique American milieu.
Anyone talking about extroverts will tell you that an extrovert "energizes with others". They do very well with group activities and teamwork, and are at ease in a crowded room.
Adam Battelstein is a gifted physical actor whose nuanced performing often suggests gallant misfits who are simultaneously funny and ill at ease in a world full of oddities and dangers.
But by the time of that 1991 interview, by then sober and looking at ease in a men's Oxford button-down and a short haircut, the silver-haired septuagenarian was able to look back on a life that had established her as not only one of Mexico's most powerful musical exports of the 20th Century, but also an icon of the Mexican lesbian community.
She too often looks tired and ill at ease in a role that calls for an engaging, charismatic performance.
Having grown up in a poor family of nine children, she seems to thrive in groups, evidently loves campaigning and seems at ease in a variety of settings.
I am a city girl, born and raised across the metropolises of London and Lagos, most at ease in a crowd, especially if we are all underground, blinking into a dark tunnel and awaiting a train.
These people and organizations are at ease in a world where everyone is connecting with everything, everywhere, all the time.
In an arena that combines 1920s design with a 21st-century roof, Federer is both an aesthetic throwback, unfurling that one-handed backhand, serve-volleying when he chooses, and a man at ease in a digital world, his 7.6 million Twitter followers 70 times that of Cilic.
Mr. Woetzel's guest appearance in "Theme and Variations" found him thoroughly at ease in a role he knows well at City Ballet.
