Sentence examples for uneasy negotiation from inspiring English sources

Up north, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) is being a mensch as usual, mentoring people and attempting an uneasy negotiation between the Night's Watch, the Wildlings, and the trio that gets my vote for Most Tedious in the Seven Kingdoms: Stannis Baratheon, his horrible spooky attaché Melisandre, and their friend Davos Seaworth.

Paradoxically (and without spoiling the plot), Swanberg finds the touchstone of identity in social relations, and finds the inner life in constant echo with the uneasy negotiations between people, whether the characters' nearest and dearest or sudden new connections.

Most thinking people live in an uneasy and incoherent negotiation between how they think the world ought to be, and relaxing into the occasional wallow in how it really is.

Hood was clearly uneasy with the negotiations, other officers said.

The fighting has left hundreds dead over the past two months and the region now enters a difficult and uneasy period of negotiations aimed at stopping the cycle of violence.

People want change now, and so far all they're getting is fruitless negotiations and an uneasy stand off – which may well explain why those taking part in the violence aren't being viewed as pariahs by others.

The result of these uneasy balancing acts, alongside the nuclear negotiations, could reset the future of the Middle East.

Kiev held an uneasy peace yesterday, and it seemed like negotiations between President Yanukovych and the opposition may finally be yielding some results.

Kiev held an uneasy peace yesterday, and it seemed like negotiations between Yanukovych and the opposition may finally be yielding some results.

To complicate matters further, the army remains uneasy with the government's decision to pursue negotiations with the Pakistani Taliban, particularly at a moment when the militants are killing Pakistani troops.

By week's end, negotiations among the power seekers had begun, and an uneasy calm had taken hold.