They also meet infrequently which sits badly with anything agile.
This alliance sits badly with America's own secular and democratic values, with America's commitment to a Shiite-dominated government in Iraq and with America's hopes for progress in the Muslim world.
Yet because the prospect of a deal sits badly with many Pakistanis, the government and Ms. Bhutto have reasons to distance themselves publicly from any accord, tacit or explicit.
Rachel has married Amin and moved to Africa, settling in Sudan, where they live "in the wake of history like a new picture that sits badly in an old frame", watching a son becoming radicalised.
The PT's metamorphosis into the dominant party of a new establishment sits badly with its core supporters, particularly with those who began their political lives as ideologically committed, oppositional militants (as, indeed, did Dilma herself).
At first the discomfort and discharge stop me from forming a positive relationship with my altered body, and my constant urge to be active sits badly with my inability to walk more than a few hundred metres.
It sits badly with broadly shared methodological insights (e.g., Popper 1934/1956), according to which scientific theory must be open to revision at all times (cf. Mayo 1996).
But, at a closer look (and one not tinted by the presuppositions of substance metaphysics), the distinction between endurance and perdurance sits badly with 'activity-like' processes (e.g., boiling) that take time like perdurants yet are "wholly present" like endurants.
