Incidents of mass unrest have risen dramatically in the past two decades.Even among some of the most prosperous Chinese, who have little reason to protest, a more subtle but palpable unease has taken hold.
Herbert has never been afraid to conjure productions that give listeners a subtle feeling of unease.
It's the thing that says, 'the world is imperfect and we must get up off our asses and do something about it.' In other words, the restive feelings we have, the subtle sensations of unease, which we feel on a daily basis, are inherently good things.
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"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".
He hypothesized that as we build robots that look and act more like humans, the subtle imperfections of our creations will cause a feeling of unease in their creators.
On the surface this was an attempt to stir up the ancient unease about interracial dating, but beneath that was a subtle effort to discourage the most reliably Democratic voting bloc — black women — by reminding them of Ford's catholic dating tastes.
As he always was in prose, Updike was subtle, nuanced, a genius in these manifestations of his apparent fear and unease.
"Creativity is GREAT!" bellows another, above the stern features of Judge Dredd, the granite-jawed totalitarian lawman of 2000AD – whose presence may be a subtle acknowledgement that many of the richest products of British culture are founded on dissatisfaction, unease, self-doubt and self-irony.
