Edith, or Edy, as she was known, looked like her mother but lacked her magnetism and un-self-conscious ease.
But they capture the sparkling nocturnal beauty and incessant movement of city life with an unself-conscious ease that is missing from many of Nevinson's paintings.
But, to inherit the world and to rule it, Hal must purge his life of the liberty and the unself-conscious ease that the old rascal stood for.
It has also earned Mr. Sunkara, now a ripe 23, extravagant praise from members of a (slightly) older guard who see his success as heartening sign that the socialist "brand" — to use a word he throws around with un-self-conscious ease — hasn't been totally killed off by Tea Party invective.
Mr. Jones attests to that truth with a sparkling clarity and elegance, but Mr. Lovano testifies as well; he is one of the few musicians in his peer group to have come up the old-fashioned way, in touring big bands, and he has the ability to reach back to a premodern saxophone language with un-self-conscious ease.
On Thursday night he played a set that was deferential but un-self-conscious, at ease in its evocation.
The trio could move from slinky slow jams to socially conscious grooves with ease, and their reputation as one of R&B's most badass groups was fully legit: when shoddy record contracts saw them broke despite CrazySexyCool's monster profits, the trio responded by storming their label's offices with a crew of female ex-cons in tow, holding Arista's then-president Clive Davis hostage.
Paradoxically, this had the effect of making him seem more self-conscious, less at ease, than the world's best-known politician runner, Bill Clinton, who typically takes to the road in shorts.
Recent high-profile data breaches may have card issuers doing more to put security-conscious consumers at ease.
Regarding Shakespeare's weaving together of the story's threads, Hazlitt marvels at the "ease and conscious unconcern" with which "[t]he most straggling and seemingly casual incidents are contrived [and] in such a manner as to lead to the most most complete developement of the catastrophe".
And Mr. Harold often appears self-conscious and ill at ease, as if acting against his own instinct.
