John MacGaffin, another thirty-year veteran who rose to become the No. 2 in the C.I.A. directorate for clandestine espionage, said that Trump's appearance should have been a "slam dunk," calming deep unease within the intelligence community about the new President.
And the research I was doing didn't do much to calm my growing unease.
After more back-and-forth, with Kissinger deploying his ponderous Germanic calm to deflect Nixon's unease: P: I've even considered the possibility of frankly of throwing myself on the sword and letting [Vice President Spiro] Agnew take it, what the hell.
In his dedication to King Henri II, Nostradamus describes "emptying my soul, mind and heart of all care, worry and unease through mental calm and tranquility", but his frequent references to the "bronze tripod" of the Delphic rite are usually preceded by the words "as though" (compare, once again, External References to the original texts).
As a result, the streets are calm, but there is an undercurrent of unease and confusion.
Wall Street's unease yesterday followed a period of calm after worries about the credit markets disrupted markets worldwide over the summer.
For Miss Nightingale, his absence brought calm; and, as time accumulated, its passing further quieted her unease.
Below Japan's Zenlike surface calm, a big fish is roiling the lower depths: consumer unease about the direction of the yen, the economy and the banks.
Another joy of the show was of course the back and forth between Tony and Dr Melfi, her calm, measured tone a match for his rage, confusion and unease at discussing the feelings opened up by her "psychiatry shit".
Belgrade has been calm this week, with only a slight quickening of inflation to signal unease.
