It's an uneasy teenager, caught between one theatrical age and another.
But Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R), who set the dates, admitted to feeling uneasy about being caught between needing to schedule them and the looming expiration of the state's stock of midazolam, a controversial sedative that will be one of three drugs used in the lethal injections.
And when I mastered my own nature so as to save Camila from my desire, I left a part of myself unstuffed; that's why I feel empty, uneasy, angry, ill caught in a trap.
He then went on to further acclaim with The Graduate, a film that perfectly caught the uneasy, questioning mood of late-60s America.
In eschewing the usual cliched images of hands-in-the-air abandon, McConnell's more measured documentary portraits caught that uneasy mix of vulnerability and toughness that teenagers – even those in search of ecstasy-fuelled transcendence – often exude.
Comforted as I was by the interest in my predicament and by the generous gestures of support, there were also times when I felt uneasy about finding myself caught between my country and the rest of the world.
Their numbers have plummeted as a result.America, which is a party to ICCAT, remains uneasy about the numbers being caught.
This bizarre French fluency, so brilliant, self-conscious, and self-delighted, leaves many of us caught in an uneasy limbo between admiration and ridicule.
There's a great moment in The Catcher in the Rye when Holden Caulfield, caught in the uneasy space between childhood and adulthood, is walking across his school grounds one evening and he suddenly starts to run.
The Jaguars are caught in the uneasy middle between building for the future (they traded up to take quarterback Blaine Gabbert, a clear sign they have no confidence in David Garrard) and trying to win now (an expensive haul of free agents on defense).
