There are newer works in the programme, but even in these the relationship between past and present can be uneasy.
But Ms. Wethers was right in the present in her uneasy jostling with form and content, offering us the barest hint of her gorgeous expressivity as a dancer but mostly fighting against the reins.
Barring protests by Aborigine groups -- who are still debating how they want to use the global platform of the Games to increase awareness of their unfortunate past and uneasy present -- the torch's arrival should lift morale, as well.
In the uneasy present of Smith's novel, the EU referendum has just occurred and Britain is full of "people saying stuff to each other and none of it actually becoming dialogue": All across the country, there was misery and rejoicing.
They regard the city, just outside their autonomous region, as their historical capital, and peshmerga units were already present in an uneasy balance with government forces.
Torn from its europeanised past into an uneasy theocratic present, braced for more change, Iran is a nuanced, more liberal place than one might expect.
But at present there remains an uneasy majority in favour of spending Ireland's scarce resources in budgetary support and school hours on keeping Irish in its unique place: a national language learned and cherished even as it is barely spoken.
The first piece, a mix of tall story and uneasy fable, presents a man struck seven times, over the years, by lightning.
In its exaltation of an absolute purity of heart that resembles an absolute innocence, Loden's one feature film resembles, above all, the films of Robert Bresson — presenting a vision of uneasy, unwanted heroism, and of a world condemned to need such a heroine.
About a dozen of us were present outside the school, attracting uneasy glances from the security guards posted just inside the locked gate.
