But to many Israelis, Mr. Sharon's fist-pounding accusations aroused uneasy memories.
For at least some high churchmen, Pussy Riot's performance awakened uneasy memories of the desecration of churches under Communism.
Hal, who turns out to have been a former frat brother of Alan, summons uneasy memories in Flo of Madge's no-good, long-gone father.
These, it says, are secular demands.Victory for VajpayeeAP Is it fascist?The sight of RSS cadres drilling in khaki shirts and shorts evokes uneasy memories of Hitler's brown-shirts.
The spillover into Lebanon was being held back by a fragile ceasefire in the port city of Tripoli, where Sunni-Shia clashes broke out as a result of the abduction of Lebanese pilgrims by an anti-government militia in Syria, evoking uneasy memories of Lebanon's own long civil war.
When does narrative, language end?" We see too his attraction to narratives of exile, unreliable memory and uneasy citizenship, to people "mugged by history," as he describes the Bosnian-born writer, Aleksandar Hemon.
Those memories are uneasy for Felipe, so he plans to amend his policy of staying away from Moises' games.
And, more than any President in recent memory, Bush is uneasy in the spotlight — especially in front of television cameras.
"They are the people who are really good on things like talk shows," she said, wincing at the memory of an uneasy appearance on "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno".
Echoing psychologists' distinction between 'field' (first-person) and 'observer' (third-person) memories, Galgut makes austere, uneasy fiction from the idea that we are both the actors and the witnesses in memory.
