Out of the car, lighting a cigarette, the driver seemed uneasy, eager to leave.
That film, which shared the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 1997, explores the uneasy bond between a driver and passenger, one of whom turns out to want the other's help in committing suicide.
He felt uneasy dealing with taxi drivers or waiters, for instance, because he disliked the iniquitous distribution of power.
In fact all 24 drivers looked uneasy as light rain began to fall just before the race got under way, in defiance of the latest forecasts.
Conversely, the presence of many pedestrians and, in particular, children and elderly, makes drivers feel uneasy and, therefore, enhances their alertness.
Juwralal was uneasy about the way the driver was handling the bus, which was massively overcrowded – about 80 people were on board the 35-seater vehicle.
The uneasy feelings expressed by the drivers and pit crews before the race were not unfounded.
But plainly they're uneasy about the safety of drivers who may not be adequately vetted by companies whose interest is largely to get cars on the road.
She said that the neighborhood and the building, which has a doorman on duty all the time, had always seemed safe to her, but that news of the mysterious driver had made her uneasy.
A lot of drivers probably feel a little uneasy approaching a sea of people screaming for work.
Ms. Mahoney, who manages a dry cleaning service, said she was worried about her job and uneasy about her husband's as a truck driver.
