And yet there was something crude about their splicing of cartoon and misery memoir, fiction and uneasy truth.
But these are minor faults, ones well worth overlooking for the uneasy truth about what it takes to recover from losing what you loved the most.
When she forlornly told the suspicious Golaud that she thought that the sullen Pelléas did not like her, you understood the uneasy truth lurking beneath her self-deception.
Describes a variety of 60th anniversary ceremonies planned for Dec. 7th… The uneasy truth [is] that Hawaii was, and to a certain extent still is, the headquarters of the American Raj, and Pearl Harbor the gateway to mare nostrum.
As for the constitutional precepts that might influence the future of the union, the uneasy truth is that this still-evolving patchwork of relationships justifies forecasts of both survival and fragmentation.
While this made most of the audience laugh, it was an uneasy truth that seems to linger on everyone's mind here.
According to Lynch, the reality became "an uneasy truth" - the Home Office weren't prepared to publicly go against the Commonwealth Relations Office (who were in charge of the schemes) so they tried to discourage local authorities from continuing to send children overseas instead.
I am confident in this rightness of this uneasy truth.
This quote that hit home for performance artist Louise Orwin, partly because the 29-year-old recognized the uneasy truth in it: She's long loved the smoulder of the femme fatale, and grew up on a diet of Westerns, road movies, and Tarantino.
