We know that children are uncomfortable with ambiguity, but so are they, as this novel suggests, uncomfortable with the biblical literalism maintaining that the End really will come, and that all of their neighbors and teachers will be washed away or burned because they did not believe.
All this might suggest an uncomfortable evening in store, but with Marlowe such expectations are there to be upended, and this toxic cocktail of alienation and murder is laced throughout with deadpan black comedy.
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White and Diedrichsen's [7] results suggest an uncomfortable alternative: the models that are responsible for error, not for control, get the lion's share of the corrective task and of the learning that follows.
And he observed that some research actually suggested that uncomfortable levels of cold could increase people's irritability and aggression, just as heat does.
Watching Bonds hit at the end of his career was transfixing — his success rate climbing improbably up the ladder, across the fifty-per-cent mark, nearing sixty, and then beyond, obliterating the old cliché about baseball being a game that teaches failure — even as it suggested something uncomfortable about where the game itself was headed.
Not that there was a great deal of competition, as systems biology was still an unconsidered backwater for most physiologists - partly because most academics get into a habit of doing research they are familiar with, and which is easy to get funded, and partly because it suggested some uncomfortable scientific heresies.
There is nothing in the scenes that suggest Neil is uncomfortable or engaging in something that he wouldn't do if the money weren't involved.
If you're with someone who is cranky because they're too hot, tired or uncomfortable, suggest that you both move to a different location to help change their mood.
This puts Currin, whose images suggest misogyny, in an uncomfortable position that suits him well.
