It is a work of astonishing scale and vision, uneasy and confrontational, given to moments of forlorn cynicism.
Some of his endeavors have been better in concept than execution (his collaborative look at Bach's Cello Suites, for example), and some, if incorrectly handled, can seem an uneasy marriage of artistic vision and marketing gambits.
In its exaltation of an absolute purity of heart that resembles an absolute innocence, Loden's one feature film resembles, above all, the films of Robert Bresson — presenting a vision of uneasy, unwanted heroism, and of a world condemned to need such a heroine.
"It made him uneasy," we are told, "this vision of a time he hadn't lived... yet, it rooted itself in his mind as potent as memory, influencing his decisions, shaping his future".
At times, Mr. Kallasvuo seems uneasy when pressed for his vision of Nokia's future, and repeated earnings disappointments have led many analysts to question whether his dour style is what's needed as new competitors circle.
These trappings have little to do with Gandhi's ideas of social justice and make opera an uneasy medium for his political vision; in fact they lend an unhappy irony to the very deftness of the rendering of that vision on the stage.
Although Ms. Rosenstock coaxes most of her characters on to the path toward healing, perhaps just a little too neatly, the play's overriding vision is antsy and uneasy.
Manton depicts an uneasy retreat from historical and ideal visions of the healthy post-colonial city and the public good, as the sanitary functions of environmental health workers are displaced amid urban politics and the elaboration of a coercive rent-seeking apparatus of 'inspection'inspection
My New Found Land!" The laughter of the 1970s audience, I think, bore uneasy witness to the complexity of Stoppard's farcical vision.
Their relationship with him is complicated by unspoken tensions and resentment, and his uneasy membership of the emotional triangle with Jim and Jean could be a satirically fractured vision of the real-life wholesome folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary.
