It surely made for some uneasy viewing for Fox, who had planned to watch the game at his off-season home in Charlotte, N.C.
In reality, this warning isn't too different than what you'd find in any Nintendo 64 game manual from 1997, that some people may feel uneasy viewing simulated 3D images, so keep your wits about you.
Series such as those documenting the 1991 Oakland Hills fire, military bombing ranges, and industrial pollution present uneasy views of destruction that are simultaneously beautiful and beastly.
Shearman compared the episode thematically to Mann's earlier script for "The Judge", and noted that while the story "doesn't make for an especially comprehensible yarn, it does produce an episode that is genuinely uneasy viewing".
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The uneasy national view of the Afghan conflict was reflected in the restrained temper of Friday's moving but troubling service of commemoration in St Paul's Cathedral.
Western artists are generally uneasy at being viewed as political in the way that Weiwei has come to accept; they see it as a limit on their asserted freedom.
Just as Henry Joost's 2010 Catfish (which similarly became a Sundance festival documentary sensation) raised queasy questions about film-makers' complicity, so Bart Layton's The Imposter (2012, Revolver, 15) makes for uneasy if engrossing viewing.
Republican lawmakers have clung to the view that uneasy voters will instead judge the White House harshly for failing to quickly rein in budget deficits that threaten to shake market confidence and saddle future generations with record public debts.
His imagery amplifies the effects of the book's multiple perspectives — the overwhelmed kid's-eye view of uneasy family dynamics and open Texas spaces, the hyperkinetic chaos on campus, the cropped literalism of TV newscasts.
