Steichen, ever the fast learner, soon followed suit, but the younger generation of Strand and Edward Weston was pushing ahead, and there is no avoiding the uneasy sensation that, from the end of the First World War, Steichen had lost the plot.
For example, in regards to the latter, technology that draws attention to an individual may make them feel uneasy and avoid public spaces.
Although he was the first black member of the American Institute of Architects, and later its first black fellow, the story most often told about him is that he had to learn to draw upside down in order to avoid making his white clients uneasy by sitting too close to them.
The majority of people I introduce myself to are comfortable around me and positive towards my disability, so much so that it's obvious to spot the few who are uneasy and try to avoid me.
The majority of people I introduce myself to are comfortable around me and positive toward my disability, so much so that it's obvious to spot the few who are uneasy and try to avoid me.
But just as we would be uneasy about suggesting that human beings avoid diseases by spending their lives confined in antiseptic, controlled atmosphere conditions, we should be equally uneasy about applying this to animals.
At the same time, he has to be careful to avoid alienating the large swathe of people uneasy over the stand-your-ground laws in Florida and elsewhere in America in the light of the Martin shooting.
If he reacts badly or carries on then show him a yellow card – but avoid that if you can: it could lead to an uneasy 90 minutes.
Society is full of whispered scenarios in which spouses live apart, in different homes or in the same mega-apartment in order to silence gossip, avoid ugly divorce battles and maintain the status quo, however uneasy.
And yet Wong is made so uneasy by the prospect of this conversation that he goes on a trip to avoid her.
