In a speech Friday meant to quell concerns about U.S. spy practices, Obama said he recognized the unease many Americans have felt in the seven months since former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden began to reveal details about the NSA's activities.
"With this cross-out," Berge theorized, "we can surely recognize the everlasting unease of the great psychologist who, in his subtle turns of phrase, strived to reflect the most elusive nuances of thought no matter what".
I misperceived the casual way the story was portrayed to me — instead I should have recognized that it must have been a mask for their unease and discomfort in the face of his detestable behavior.
Underneath the vibrancy of South Korea's young democracy runs an unease about what many consider deepening inequality — a problem the government recognized last year when it listed "building a fair society" among its top policy goals.
In a blow to the government and a sign of military unease, Col. José Luis Silva, the military attache at the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington, on Saturday broke with Maduro and recognized Guaidó.
Part of the unease over Conlin's situation can be traced to the fact that recipients of the Spink award are recognized in a special exhibit in Cooperstown, N.Y.
This generation should be recognized for "becoming the masters they are of the form — just like the generations before," Ms. Peterson said, even while expressing unease over the very concept of "master".
At the same time, Mr. Obama explicitly recognized the political and policy limitations of his stance after four years of budget deficits in excess of $1 trillion and broad public unease about saddling future generations with a crippling debt burden.
Mr. Branson now recognizes that there is "a level of unease that's out there, based on impacting the atmosphere," said Nick Fox, a spokesman.
Recognizing the moral predicament of discontinuing a constitutive treatment might contribute to unease or reluctance on the part of patients and families to consent to destination therapy with medical devices.
"While recognizing the efficacy of capitalism to produce wealth," Mr. Greenspan said, "there remains considerable unease among some segments about the way markets distribute that wealth and about the effects of raw competition on society," he said in opening remarks to the conference.
