If you still feel uneasy, note that some magazines give unsolicited books to the public library; others offer them to their unpaid interns.
It's remotely possible that Yeo noticed Blair was wearing it, portrayed him like that, and Blair was none the wiser that it would add an uneasy note to the portrait.
The argument of Pyrrhus and Cinéas ends on an uneasy note.
The document, titled "Soviet-Egyptian Relations: An Uneasy Alliance," noted that while each side felt burdened by the diplomatic attachment, both willingly endured friction for the sake of "concomitant benefits".
All political parties, they note, are uneasy coalitions.And yet a divide of sorts did emerge in Brighton: that between the party's rhetoric, which is flirting heavily with the populist left, and its policies, most of which are assiduously centrist.
But such quiet, as commentators like Philip Gourevitch have noted (see, most recently, Gourevitch 2009), is an uneasy one as long as survivors are resentful about failure to bring perpetrators to justice.
It really created this place," he said, noting an uneasy feeling of witnessing history repeat itself.
Mr. Powell is keenly aware that any talk of "regime change" makes Security Council members deeply uneasy, and he has noted repeatedly that while Mr. Saddam's ouster is an American policy, it is not the policy of the United Nations.
What else was there to do?But as Bagehot notes today, the uneasy coexistence of order and chaos is a fragile one.
I stand there for a while, awkward with my notepad, until Oscar Owide says the customers are uneasy at my standing taking notes and I'm banished downstairs.
Kentridge's precisely timed attempts to intimidate or ignore his split selves, and to catch and retrieve the projected images of notes, drew somewhat uneasy laughs, but the audience stayed with him.
