Robin Butler, Thatcher's principal private secretary, anticipated her unease, telling her this "could easily be misunderstood as implying one-sided penitence and reconciliation on our side when it was the Argentines who were the aggressors and still not formally ceased hostilities".
"There's a sense of distrust, a sense of unease about her authenticity and her candor, that isn't hard to stimulate," Steven Law, the president of the GOP super PAC American Crossroads, told The New York Times in July.
The archetypal Linney character had a Pollyanna patina, which made her welling glimmers of unease and her eventual outbursts all the more jolting.
Despite the historic moment, many Haitian-Americans find themselves wrestling with whether to support Love because of their unease with her political views and her religion.
Ellie keeps things candid (and hilarious) with VICE, as she talks about her tour, her unease with being a sex symbol, her breakup, and her creepiest fans.
"The details I passed on were in the public domain and were a source of genuine unease to her, and I communicated them to two journalists who had asked to be kept informed, because her concern seemed part of the whole picture and I believed these journalists were writing in a balanced way about the whole election".
Has the presence of a business-side boss in the newsroom caused some unease among her journalistic colleagues, I asked.
Given widespread unease about her candidacy, that may not require much of a leap.
Robert's early unease about her evolves into an almost visceral loathing.
She is seen as a good constituency MP, though there is unease about her backing for the 2003 Iraq invasion.
