Sentences with phrase «uneasy relationship»

Like most great sci - fi novels you touch on important issues that society is grappling with today, including immigration, mental illness, and our sometimes uneasy relationship with technology.

Key to such an appreciation will be taking note of the always uneasy relationship between theory and practice, or principle and action, in the life of a society.

The town and the camps had an occasionally uneasy relationship.

I asked about his union's uneasy relationship with the governor and what the outlook for 2012 might be.

The second hearing before the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection invited cybersecurity professionals to the Hill to discuss the historically uneasy relationship between companies and hackers.

An ally of Cuomo's nemesis, Democratic New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City, Nixon's bid is highlighting Cuomo's often uneasy relationship with liberals in his own party.

[8] Even though many today's artists still create images of animals to simply celebrate their beauty, the current interest in animal imagery seems intensified by our increasingly uneasy relationship with nature and its denizens.

In terms of digital development in literature, Morris put his finger on the at times uneasy relationship between our early efforts and «gamification»:

Snowden changed the dynamics in an already uneasy relationship.

It perfectly expresses the close but at the same time slightly uneasy relationship between the American republic and the religious spirit....

A reportedly uneasy relationship with the manager hasn't helped [Goal], and while the fallen giants of Serie A are enjoying a fine campaign and currently sit atop Serie A after 13 matches, having won nine and lost only one of their games to date.

This makes for an inherently uneasy relationship with the modern media age, especially once issues are politicised.

This week, I had a chance to sit down with two stars of the stand - out horror film, Riley Keough and Christopher Abbott, who play one of the two young couples under seige in the new apocalypse, and whose uneasy relationship with the other family fuels much of the film's roiling tension.

As previewed in the trailer and implied by the cast during Star Wars Celebration, Johnson also teases a complicated, possibly uneasy relationship between Luke and Rey, the visitor who comes to disturb his peace.

Letter From China, in the Age of the Multiplex By Nick Pinkerton The wind from the East: what does the future hold for the mutually beneficial yet uneasy relationship between Hollywood and Beijing?

By juxtaposing Mesopotamian cult figures with Classical antiquities and Renaissance paintings, Idol Anxiety examined how objects become idols and offered insight into the sometimes uneasy relationship between people and things.

Other details — such as the pattern of lemons, the ship - in - a-bottle image, and the cartoon bubble — create uneasy relationships between seemingly foreign elements.

Mr. Avella has had an occasionally uneasy relationship with the growing Asian community in his own district, which includes much of the turf Mr. Parhar is trying to represent.

Cohen thus enacts the historically uneasy relationship between subject matter and art.

An ally of Cuomo's nemesis, Democratic New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, Nixon's bid is highlighting Cuomo's often uneasy relationship with liberals in his own party.

While the pro bono efforts of the legal profession are impressive, there is «an increasingly uneasy relationship between the volunteer activities of the legal profession and access to justice,» columnist Jon Robins writes in this week's NLJ.

It's a great discussion of Americans» uneasy relationship with confectionery.

A new book chronicles the uneasy relationship between money and drugs, and what it means for the rest of us.

B.C. Premier Christy Clark and Alberta Premier Alison Redford have had an uneasy relationship since Clark outlined five conditions to win her support for the controversial pipeline, including a «fair share» of the project's economic benefits.

It's an uneasy relationship that nevertheless benefits both immensely but the significance thereof can't be acknowledged for some reason.

The uneasy relationship between living in a culture, then opportunities it gives, and perhaps avoiding the dark problems that exist.

My Mennonite tradition has always had an uneasy relationship to Romans 13.

See «Evangelicalism and Anti-Intellectualism: Blame the Leaders» and «Worthen on Inerrancy and the Evangelical Crisis of Authority» and «Evangelicals and the Uneasy Relationship with Academic Freedom»

He had an uneasy relationship with the Almighty.

For white writers, the puzzle of the flesh usually has to do with the uneasy relationship of body to spirit.

Unfortunately, Protestants have historically had an uneasy relationship with the arts because we have mistrusted form and physicality.

Despite or maybe because of their similarities in temperament, Durocher and MacPhail had an uneasy relationship.

But for Mourinho, who has already been like a simmering kettle since the start of the season, this will be infuriating and could further stretch the uneasy relationship between him and Roman Abramovich as the Russian went against Mourinho's advice in selling Petr Cech to Arsenal.

The Hammers coach has an uneasy relationship with the club's board and fans and his stay in East London is rumoured to be nearing its end.

Typically, Britain's football fans have enjoyed an uneasy relationship with Conservative governments.

I am not sure if Jose Mourinho is simply having fun at the expense of the journalists he has such an uneasy relationship with.

The background to the Reds» revival, however, has been an uneasy relationship between manager, board and supporters.

Excerpts from The Bank: Inside the Bank of England, courtesy of Biteback Publishing «The bank's uneasy relationship with the outside world is partly because it is congenitally out of step with it.

As time goes on perhaps One Nation and antipathy towards bankers can give him a stable platform, exposing the uneasy relationship between conservatism's penchant for «the community» (i.e. Big Society) and Thatcherite neoliberalism.

The uneasy relationship did not improve in 1984, when Andrew Cuomo oversaw Walter F. Mondale's presidential campaign in New York State.

Nigerians will soon be handed a firsthand insight into how the uneasy relationship between former President, Olusegun Obasanjo and his former Vice, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, began as well as how his aides planted moles within Atiku's camp to monitor him.

Malloy has long had an uneasy relationship with public school teachers.

The mayor had an uneasy relationship with the Senate Democrats, even though he had once been allied with former Senate President Malcolm Smith (a falling out over congestion pricing put a chill on that political friendship).

Less liberal than the WFP, the Queens Democratic machine has had an uneasy relationship with the progressive party.

The most significant setback for the mayor was the length of the extension, which reflected the uneasy relationship between Senate Republicans and the mayor, who tried in 2014 to help elect Democrats in the Senate to switch the balance of power.

Nigerians will soon be handed a firsthand insight into how the uneasy relationship between former President, Olusegun Obasanjo and his former Vice, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, began...

Still, Teachout's presence on the ballot nonetheless served as a liberal referendum on the popular incumbent and highlights Cuomo's uneasy relationship with his party's base.

Labour historically has had an uneasy relationship with the independence debate.