"That process of becoming more at ease with myself, becoming less inhibited, being more comfortable with my own skin, all of those things have been helped immensely by psychedelics," he says, cautioning that while his own experiences have been positive, psychedelics aren't for everybody, nor does he advocate that they'll help anyone else in the same way.
Sommeliers are becoming more at ease with simple things, like pronunciation, and are better able to communicate enthusiasm.
At a time when patrons were becoming increasingly at ease with public displays of personal wealth, for example, he began adding porticoes and domes to domestic architecture.
Those who know Zizou best say that the introspection of old, the shyness of an immigrant's son from the housing projects who finds himself dining with presidents, has begun to fall away, and that he is becoming more at ease with his celebrity.
People may be becoming more at ease with a mouse in their hand, but as the remnants of the analogue age are increasingly swept online, it's inevitable that some people still won't have a clue.
But now that the Federal Republic is a matronly 60 and unification is approaching a post-adolescent 20, the likely shape of normality is becoming clearer.Germany has become more at ease with itself.
Tchaikovsky spent much time in this circle, becoming far more at ease with them than he had been with the 'Five' and increasingly confident in showcasing his music alongside theirs.
She was excited by the prospect of becoming a bride, and felt at ease about her own ambitions; her husband promised to let her study medicine and fulfill her dream of becoming of a doctor.
As a nation, we are becoming ever more diverse, increasingly integrated, and more at ease with that difference too.
Bergkamp, 25, has blossomed during the last three weeks, becoming a complete player who is also completely at ease.
From a quality of life standpoint, Ashlee notes that becoming more comfortable with food safety requirements and procedures has helped her be more at ease.
