This uneasy pay-and-let-live has its origins in an extraordinary cultural-geologic juxtaposition.
For her part, Dr. Moody-Adams, 52, seemed slightly uneasy with the attention paid to two aspects of her life over which she had no control, namely gender and race.
One element of the visit that has been overlooked is how the visit is playing well in both communities: Unionists were uneasy when the Queen paid her respects to what one described to me as "nasty people" at the Garden of Remembrance.
The result is an uneasy compromise: guinea pigs are paid to test drugs, but everyone pretends that guinea-pigging is not really a job.
As the son of a pot-leek grower from South Shields, Tyne and Wear, he's still down-to-earth enough to feel uneasy about the wages being paid to Premier League stars "at a time when the average punter in the stands is struggling to pay his mortgage".
It ended, as everything did in those days, with an uneasy and temporary resolution: across-the-board pay cuts but no immediate layoffs, a surfeit of mistrust and rancor on all sides.
In uneasy economic times, are we willing to pay a premium to feel good?
If you get an uneasy feeling, or simply don't trust the report, then paying a small fraction of the overall cost of the vehicle will give you peace of mind as well as the truth.
Some shoppers said they were uneasy trusting Square with their credit card information when all it takes to pay is a name, not a plastic card.
Aren't you paying attention?" Sid laughed, but to be honest he was starting to feel uneasy.
Unsurprisingly, social media companies are uneasy about playing the role of arbiters of truth, all the more so given their pay-as-you-go business model.
