The uneasy line between humor and pain is his comfort zone.
Cats and dogs, being half-wild themselves, are right at home on the uneasy line between city and country.
And yet there's an uneasy line between the two because Monroe's is a life laid bare.
But to tell the story of one of Ms. Walls's grandmothers, "Half Broke Horses" had to walk an uneasy line between memoir and fiction.
The illusion created, of limbs gliding through bodies, was fun and a nice representation of the uneasy line between love and possession.
In this highly personal account of his experiences as a Time magazine and CNN reporter during the Iraq war, Australian journalist Michael Ware walks an uneasy line between unflinching reportage and prurient exploitation.
The dispute over where Japan ends is part of Japan's uneasy fault lines with all its neighbors.
Like its predecessors, The Killing and political drama Borgen, there is also an attempt to reflect the uneasy fault lines in society, from immigration to inequality or sexual exploitation.
Its tunnels lie along an uneasy fault line in the Sierra de Juárez mountains and seethe with more than seven feet of rain a year.
In Jos, a city on the uneasy dividing line between Nigeria's largely Muslim north and its Christian south, the bomber drove toward the compound of the Evangelical Church Winning All chapel and detonated his explosives nearby, said Abu Emmanuel, a spokesman for Plateau State police.
I backpacked around Morocco a few years ago, even visiting the Paul Bowles museum in Tangier; and without fail, Bowles's book whisks up memories of the dry heat, the acrid scent of hot urine on brick, constant sunburn, and the emptiness of an uneasy gut lined only with Coca-Cola.
