Farouq reveres Edward Said, is at ease with the work of Paul de Man and Benedict Anderson.
Loads of things happen – some good, some negative – but this was a life-affirming kind of day, to see someone so at ease with their work.
"Guillaume was ill at ease with how we worked," she said, "but it didn't matter at all because I think Jacques's idea of cinema is similar to installation in a way.
Mlangeni is ill at ease with referring to his work as "art," or to himself as a "photographer," preferring instead the term "cameraman".
In addition, today's software is written in a more modular way, which means that parts of it can be coded separately.Moreover, clients are increasingly at ease with getting important IT work done overseas not least because they hired many Indian and Chinese engineers during the boom, and many have now gone home to work for one or other of the offshore firms.
Still, at its most arresting "Manufactured Landscapes" does suggest that Ms. Baichwal and her excellent cinematographer are not entirely at ease with Mr. Burtynsky's work, which tends to subordinate the human form to the harmonious use of color, the balance of graphical forms and the overwhelming man-made and man-ravaged environments.
Gay's protagonists tend to have a number of things in common: most are male, working class (if they work), at ease with liquor and the vices that serve as an accompaniment to drink, familiar with the baffling ways of romance but slow to become wise to them.
Ms. Monson seemed fully at ease with the demands these works made, but the most compelling aspect of her performance was the degree to which she let musicality take over.
It is also interesting to notice that philosophers are often at ease to work with the notion of social welfare (or social good, or inequality) as a numerical quantity with cardinal meaning, whereas economists typically restrict their interpretation of social welfare or inequality to a purely ordinal ranking of social states.
The vision of a Northern Ireland completely at peace and entirely at ease with itself, for which he worked tirelessly, remains to be fulfilled.
Leonardo boasted that a painter has a better life than a sculptor because he works at ease, with musicians playing, rather than being covered in dust.
