Inspired by the 2005 floods, Mr. da Cunha and his wife, Anuradha Mathur, who teach design and landscape architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, have spent the last two and a half years studying Mumbai and its uneasy relationship with water.
As such, it can often seem uneasy outside of those waters, like the unfortunate seacow of the protest scene; lacerated by propellers whenever it ventures too far from familiar territory.
Molly Markert, a city councilwoman who voted against the lease, said she was uneasy about selling municipal water to energy companies.
The dog will not go near water and will seem uneasy or panicked at the sound or touch of water.
It started after I was a few chapters into"People Who Knock on the Door," and by the time I had reached the end of"Deep Water," I felt utterly uneasy.
Moreover, these residues are uneasy to decompose and can be stored in water, soil or biological organisms for a long time.
In The Great Wave, Hokusai captured the uneasy sentiments of a nation surrounded and defined by water, as well as the deeper, primal, human terror of the sea.
"Before there was oil, there was water," reads Mr. Shearer's tagline for "The Big Uneasy," his documentary about the destruction of New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina.
Cherán now exists in an uneasy calm, but its residents are beginning to doubt their survival as an island amid hostile waters.
She said Swift could tread water or swim to one of the boats on the course if she felt uneasy in the river.
