The vice president has "got to adapt". Aides traveling with Biden on a three-day tour of North Carolina and rural southwest Virginia occasionally displayed unease as the vice president veered outside the lines — or even simply at the possibility that he might.
The most memorable display of unease is when Laurie analyses his fellow guests, all gay men, at a clandestine party: "They were specialists.
He gave another display of unease this month in front of a group of workers at the main Morrisons distribution centre for the south of England in Sittingbourne, Kent.
In contrast to the way cities stimulate his mind, Byrne displays boredom and unease when he finds himself in suburbia.
When Sam explains that it's a commentary on stereotypes, one of the women shoots back, "But will other people understand it?" GLOW is always sure to display the women's unease and discomfort, but also their occasional glee; it's always more fun to play a heel than a face.
The movement is displaying signs of growing unease about such a possibility.
But there is, I think, a deeper dishonesty in "My Kid Could Paint That," a bad faith that lies precisely in Mr. Bar-Lev's studied displays of doubt and unease.
Certainly his works, behind fairy-tale surfaces, display a similar sense of unease.
It's a gruesome display that adds to the unease, but it's also a distraction because, not long after, the narrative takes a hard, sharp turn away from the pulp-fiction terrain they have effectively mapped out.
Typically American, I experienced a visceral unease at such displays of anger and yet also a voyeuristic fascination.
Whacked, but absolutely delighted". Exactly how Celtic claimed the SPL trophy is irrelevant, but there has been a noticeable unease about their displays in stumbling towards the finishing line; in truth, it was apparent they would retain the championship by the turn of the year and a lack of motivation is an obvious explanation for their inauspicious touch.
