As with Burns's 2005 graphic novel "Black Hole," the central source of unease here is the world-warping chaos of youth and sex.
The law was written in consultation with the Russian Orthodox Church, and played into the government's desire for central control and the unease of ordinary Russians about the explosion of new and unfamiliar churches and an influx of foreign missionaries.
Indeed, there is growing unease among central bankers that the collective effect of national monetary policies may have contributed to today's frothiness in markets round the world and that this may lead to either higher inflation or a financial crisis when bubbles eventually burst.Money, if not monetarism, is making a comeback in the way central bankers think about and carry out policy.
This unease is often central to Mr. Goldfarb's work.
The coffee shop may be one of the central locations of modern existential unease – think of Five Easy Pieces and When Harry Met Sally – but it's more sensible to let that perception creep in gently (like cream), instead of pouring the entire beverage over the audience's head.
Cable highlighted Lib Dem unease over a central plank of the chancellor's economic strategy – that the private sector will pick up the slack as the public sector shrinks – as he warned that there are limits to what markets can achieve.
There is growing unease as the US central bank prepares to turn off its printing presses.
Romania's Adrian Ghenie operated in a very different register: sombre, silent, charged with a very central European sense of foreboding and unease.
On Tuesday, the central bank in Australia hinted at its unease with the Australian currency's strength — the Australian dollar is hovering near multiyear highs — which it cited as an important reason for an interest rate cut that took borrowing costs in the country to a record low.
Nonetheless, it reflected the deep unease that many Americans feel about our central bank and its policies.
But their party organisation in Quebec, a key battleground, has been woeful for years.Liberals think they have uncovered growing economic unease among the suburban middle class in central Canada, another swing group.
