The Sinfonia moves from an opening Lacrymosa filled with fear and lamentation to a fierce Dies Irae and then to a final Requiem aeternam, described by the critic Herbert Glass as "the most uneasy 'eternal rest' possible".
A new survey by law professors at the University of California, Berkeley, suggests that most Americans are uneasy with the idea that their phones could divulge behavioral and personal information, like phone numbers and in-store browsing habits.
Most parents would be uneasy with his insistence on following to the letter Housman's dictum that "all knowledge is precious whether or not it serves the slightest human use", and his insistence on inflicting on his class the culture, high and low, of his own youth is at least as questionable as his wandering hands.
"I don't think so," Jewel said, although most of the time she was herself uneasy with her mother's thinness; it seemed competitive.
Even as he refuses to recognise it, Mr Dubois demonstrates a central irony of Haitian history: the country's birth in a heroic slave revolt has made its citizens uneasy with the economic system most likely to alleviate their misery.
if he becomes uneasy with you he is most likely not interested.
And although much of the newsroom may be uneasy with Sulzberger's leadership, his most important constituencies are the board and the family, and conversations with family members suggest that there is a united front.
"Most of the midwives I know would be very uneasy with that patient," said Dr. Leveno, a co-author of Williams Obstetrics, a widely used textbook for doctors.
3. Some will surely be uneasy with Plantinga's dependence on nonfalsifiable private, privileged truth, noting that many, if not most, religious extremists make an unacceptable appeal to such truth as justification for their actions.
