But the main problem is that the scenes from this imaginary film appear to be presented on ambiguously equal terms with what we must assume are flashbacks to the actual truth, an uneasy superimposition of reality and fiction.
After feeling uneasy about the realities of Bethlehem and the utopian dream that I sing during the Christmas season, I realize because of Jesus, even behind the wall, there is hope.
Clearly, the world of Herder's enclosed volksgeist, which still lives on in the reticent souls of those Europeans uneasy with the "plastic" reality of globalization, must give way to the world of Žižek.
The refrain "we live in a different world" signals this uneasy acquiescence to the new reality.
These are indeed two realities in uneasy coexistence today.
It was a terrain that made liberals, especially white liberals who were shielded from the city's grimmer realities, extremely uneasy.
But more important than these revelations was Domosławskii's confirmation of the reporter's close connection with various aspects of the communist order, including the intelligence services; his belief in socialist ideology; and his uneasy adaptation to post-1989 realities.
"Snoop Dogg's Father Hood" is what the E! channel calls his showcase at-home-with-homeys reality series, an uneasy mix of offspring and entourage.
It speaks to those who feel deeply uneasy with our new corporate reality.
As in so many of Theroux's more recent books, we feel the uneasy but stimulating coexistence of realities thought to be mutually exclusive.
