The cellist David Finckel, the pianist Jeffrey Kahane and the violinist Cho-Liang Lin gave a burningly tense account of the movement, uneasy and taut.
Nowhere is this outlaw rap more visible than in Los Angeles, where Compton's N.W.A has become an explosive new force with tales of gang violence that make even some in the rap movement uneasy.
The burgeoning women's movement became uneasy; what feminists had initially perceived as empowering was beginning to look very much like the opposite.
But those who initiated the protests in support of cheap public transport are uneasy that part of the movement has morphed towards a campaign for lower taxes.
It is, after all, the Republican Party that captured the allegiance of the whites most uneasy about the civil rights movement and its legacy.
It's one in which human and animal behaviors are simultaneously visible, in which hallucinatory landscapes are conjured and dispelled with dreamlike elisions, and in which movement surges in uneasy fits and starts through the dancers' bodies.
Eduard Hanslick, Brahms's critical champion, broke the uneasy atmosphere after the first movement with the unforgettable comment, "I feel I've just been beaten up by two terribly intelligent people".
"We have a history of taking to the streets occasionally and we were quite surprised at how we were treated," says Christian Aid's Andrew Hogg.Some within the green movement are reportedly uneasy that the G20 protests are remembered more for the questions they raised about civil liberties than for any statement about the environment.
Such is the uneasy symbiosis of every political movement with its own fringe.Still, if this comparison effect has anything like the magnitude in other contexts that Mr Ariely found with his students, this is obviously a potentially fruitful empirical programme.
Via collapsing drums, otherworldly vocals, and alien high-hats, she toys with rhythms and movement in an uneasy way that often draws comparisons to psychedelic experiences.
