And Mr. Trump may never fully be at ease with many of them.
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The only way to be at ease is to actually communicate about the situation.
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A leader, Mr. Christie said, must be at ease under pressure and hungry for confrontation.
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"It takes a unique person to be at ease catering to different personalities," she said.
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The point is, you should feel at home when you are away and be at ease.
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At first glance, everyone at the center, staff and patients alike, appeared to be at ease.
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" My red-hot discomfort rushes to the surface again, but Ruben seems to be at ease. "Thanks!
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Simply press the button that turns on the ringer and your mind will be at ease again.
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Simply press the button that turns on the ringer and your mind will be at ease again.
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I'll know it's right when I can talk freely for hours, yet also be at ease in silence.
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One key metric that can help indicate whether a passenger will be at ease during the drive is acceleration.
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They will need to be at ease working with one another but also able to improvise and be self-reliant.
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While Danae's mother appeared to be at ease with her son's situation, she continued to struggle using he/him pronouns.
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These were the law-abiding gun owners you always hear about, those who are — or want to be — at ease with guns.
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Most times, interviews take place at the subjects' homes, where they will be at ease, more willing to have a candid conversation.
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So I suppose you should say whatever you feel is necessary to be at ease with closing this chapter of your life.
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As Mr. Elie points out, Francis's genius includes his openness to diversity: He can be at ease with both Sant'Egidio and Opus Dei.
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One needs a certain toughness and tolerance for discomfort to be at ease here, and we pride ourselves on being hardy and gleefully dirty.
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"To me, it's critical that they can be at ease and that they realize that they can reach their full potential," Ms. Parody said.
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"The community cannot be at ease; the next administration has indicated that they will consider implementing similar programs," said Abed Ayoub, ADC legal and policy director.
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Now that 31 is out in the world, can you be at ease with it, or are you immediately thinking about things you could've done differently?
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Taking the lead in his apron, he seems to be at ease, engaging in a friendly banter with the participants, flaunting his recently acquired German language skills.
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The first was to relax into trying to see a place, be at ease if possible in the place, but attend to it well and very carefully.
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That way, even if you do forget to turn off your hair straightener, you can be at ease knowing it will turn off on its own automatically.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared to be at ease and even in a joking mood at a dinner with top South Korean officials, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
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Because we spent so much time together this spring, I thought he would surely be at ease with me and would tell me everything straight: no spin, pablum or talking points.
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He just makes assumptions, based on his Victorian values, and pursues them relentlessly before heading back to pure mathematics, a field where he can be at ease with his models of the universe.
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It will be possible to break free of negative habits this week, since the moon will be in contact with Uranus, the planet of rebellion, allowing you to be at ease with feeling unconventional.
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But there will probably always be a few people whose felt identities are at odds with what the world sees, and who will need to do something about it if they are to be at ease.
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"Our investors should be at ease, the impact will be limited, the operation will be brief and it will reduce the terror risk to Turkey in the period ahead," Simsek said at a ceremony in Ankara.
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The Chinese, however, tend to mistrust official pronouncements on such matters, so the website of the People's Daily, the Communist Party's official organ, was widely mocked when its headline declared that everyone should be "at ease about eating pork".
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Sherry Turkle of MIT, who has been studying the effects of technology on users' psyches for decades, believes that smartphones have made it harder for people to form connections with each other, or even to be at ease on their own.
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There's nothing worse than investing almost £1000 on a phone but it being completely worthless (psychologically anyway) when you inevitably drop it somewhere and crack the screen; for just under £20 you can protect your iPhone and be at ease everyday.
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The only thing they demanded was to have the right to be themselves, not to be forced to deny or repress their feelings, to have the right to live their own lives, to be responsible, to be at ease with themselves.
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This boutique gem makes a lasting impression with its minimalist, design-focused interiors: Your mind will be at ease in its bright and airy rooms, featuring Scandi chic decor, exposed bulb lighting, and an unbeatable view of Manhattan skyscrapers across the East River.
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I do not have the words to be at ease in this world of steep migration from desktop to mobile, of search-engine optimization, of device-agnostic bundles, of cascading metrics and dashboards and buckets, of post-print onboarding and social-media FOMO (fear of missing out).
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She says that, as a young woman, it was hard to be at ease around the large gaffers and grips that typically populate huge cinematic productions; after making a documentary about a feminist group in the Ukraine in 2013, she missed the control she felt while working on narrative films at school in Melbourne.
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I believe it's especially important to step away from your every day and gather new information and skills only tangentially related to your industry ... It can be scary learning new things, and sometimes it takes a little push to take that step and open yourself up to try, but learning difficult things can build up confidence and an ability to be at ease with being outside of our comfort zone.
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'know') : 'be necessary' (cf. 'want') : 'be at ease' (cf. 'free') : 'be understood' (cf. 'hear') : 'be damaged' (cf.
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Prior to testing, the state of Connecticut requires that students take scaled practice tests to allow them to be at ease when they take the real CAPT. The mock tests are actually prior CAPT tests that the state has released.
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Haase, p. 2265 An Epicurean proverb The phrase "to be at ease" can have the meaning "to be of good cheer" or "to be without fear" these being interdependent. The Epicurean idea of otium favors contemplation,Dillion, p. 48 compassion, gratitude and friendship.
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Shy by nature, he dreaded personal contact. When courtesy demanded a handshake, he solved the problem by wearing a white glove. Puritan and humourless, at least in public, he had a total disregard for public opinion. He never seemed to be at ease with himself and others.
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The Winnemucca girls also did domestic work in the house. They had a chance to improve their English and learn more about European-American ways.Canfield (1983), Sarah Winnemucca, p. 11 Sarah particularly began to be at ease in going back and forth between Paiute and European-American culture.
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The story is told from the perspective of 3 different characters. Players explore different areas of a Bangkok hospital in order to piece together the mysterious circumstances and solve the murder case of Araya. Araya is bipolar and claims misanthropy, and prefers staying home. However, when she befriends a girl named Marisa, she feels that she can be at ease around her.
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Mr Walter, the chaplain, recognises the emerald pinned to his neck cloth, which can supply all that Peter needs. The emerald from a Spanish ship of the Armada now helps Peter as England fights Spain. Peter likes the ship HMS Centurion, but takes time to be at ease with naval discipline. Peter knows the Irish names for the parts of a ship, but not yet the English names.
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Nine days after the storm, the king entered the mountain and the dragon said, "If you made a flute out of that bamboo, the whole world would be at ease." So he took it out, made a flute and kept it. The name of this flute is Manpasikjeok. The reason for the name is that when the country is worried, he played the flute and country has become quiet.
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He has compered around 125 television shows so far. He has also made advertisement and promotion films for the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board and for other commercial institutions as well. A Chhattisgarhi folk singer by practice, Sharma is reported to be at ease singing all styles of Chhattisgarhi folk songs. He has over 100 video albums, has sung over 200 film and folk songs, and has composed music for 10 audio albums.
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Worse than Palinurus, who can be at rest after he is reburied, Virgil's soul can never be at ease since he was unbaptized and thus is eternally "suspended" in Limbo.Martinez 598. Christian commentators saw "an anticipation of the sacrifice of Christ" in Palinurus-- unum pro multis dabitur caput prefigures the biblical "that one man should die for the people" (). Palinurus's request to Aeneas, "save me from this vile doom",Virgil's Aeneid 6.365.
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In addition to his own projects, Sultan has worked as a music producer for Saudi Arabian singer / songwriter tamtam, on her debut single / remixes EP Little Girl in 2012 and her Games EP in 2014. In 2017, Sultan contributed to composer and conceptual-artist Fatima Al Qadiri's EP Shaneera as the vocals tracking engineer for the album at his recording studio in Kuwait, contributing to ″a safe space where they could be at ease″.
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Zhang Liang told Gaozu that they were plotting a rebellion and Gaozu was shocked. Zhang Liang proceeded to ask Gaozu whom of all his subjects he hated the most. Gaozu mentioned Yong Chi, who had rebelled against him before but surrendered later. Zhang Liang then suggested to Gaozu to grant Yong Chi a noble title, because if the others saw that Gaozu was able to forgive Yong Chi, they would be at ease and would not think of rebelling.
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The Pope had never before accepted to pose for a portrait and exceptionally posed for Raffaello on three separate days, an unheard event at the time. Raffaello intellect and erudite conversation encouraged the Pope to be at ease, talking, moving enabling Raffaello to discern his personality. War in Europe had just started, and whilst Italy was not yet involved, the Pope was clearly anxious, trying to advocate peace. The results of the artist's time with the Pope were two statues, one of the Pope sitting and one of him standing.
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Absolute First Album is primarily a dance-pop and electronic record. Member So-yeon remarked that though "idol music [follows] the latest trend", adult listeners would be "at ease" with songs such as "Like the First Time", "Apple is A" or "You You You" (, Neo Neo Neo), as they have ppong (뽕) melodies that "stimulate emotion". Its lead single, "Bo Peep Bo Peep", is billed as a "trendy" dance song with a "funky" rhythm; Spin magazine describes it as "robotic". The song is one of several that feature repetitive hooks, including "Tic Tic Toc".
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He is out of uniform and holding a drink. He has a smile on his face and appears to be at ease in the environment. This suggests that Rawls is possibly gay or bisexual, though likely closeted, as he is married with a family, and disclosure of such information could be detrimental to his career. When Colvin reveals Hamsterdam to his colleagues and superiors during a CompStat meeting Rawls publicly berates Colvin, but confides in the following meeting with Colvin and Burrell that while it is "insane and illegal", it is "brilliant".
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When we crossed the river back to the south bank and built solid walls, I didn't allow our men to engage the enemy because I wanted the enemy to become overconfident. As such, the rebels didn't attack our walls and instead requested to cede territories in exchange for peace. I pretended to agree so that they would be at ease and would not be on guard while our troops prepared for battle. When we attacked, it was indeed a case of 'a sudden crash of thunder leaves no time for one to cover his ears'.
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According to her biographer Alexander Walker, Leigh felt judged by Maureen O'Sullivan, whom she had befriended years earlier at school, because O'Sullivan was happily married and Leigh was in the midst of an affair with Laurence Olivier and awaiting word of a divorce from her first husband, Leigh Holman. Therefore, the relationship was "strained." Also Leigh had developed a foot problem whereupon she asked to go to London to seek treatment. As Leigh was preparing to leave, the wardrobe department cut a hole in her shoes so that her toe would be at ease.
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Martha Van Coppenolle (April 13, 1912 - September 22, 2004) was a Flemish Belgian artist and book illustrator. She was cited by the 'Letterenhuis - Museum' (the Antwerp Museum of the Literary Arts) to be one of the most prolific and influential of all Flemish illustrators. She created pen and ink drawings for over 40 novels and children's books, particularly during the period between 1930 and 1960 within the Flemish region. Her early work leaned strongly towards the Russian Avant-Garde Movement, although she would equally be at ease, creating very colourful and detailed fairy tale illustrative motifs, for certain nursery rhymes when needed.
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While the network told him to take as much time off as necessary, Skelton felt that unless he went back to his television show he would be unable to be at ease and make his son's life a happy one. He returned to his television show on January 15, 1957, with guest star Mickey Rooney helping to lift his spirits. In happier times, he had frequently mentioned his children on his program, but he found it extremely difficult to do this after Richard became ill. Skelton resumed this practice only after his son asked him to do so.
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KVN's major break came at a Madras Music Academy concert in 1954, when he was unexpectedly forced to substitute his Guru, Ariyakudi Ramanuja Iyengar who was not in a position to attend the conference under unforeseen circumstances. Accompanied by doyens Palghat Mani Iyer and Papa Venkataramayya, this concert proved to be a milestone in Narayanaswamy's career. The training under Palghat Mani Iyer allowed KVN to develop a solid knowledge of rhythmic nuances. This in turn would enable him to be at ease in the company of such legends of percussion as Palani Subramaniam Pillai, Palghat R. Raghu, Mavelikkara Velukkutty Nair, and Umayalpuram K. Sivaraman to name a few.
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The special committee assigned to look for Reveille VIII looked for a mascot that would be medium to large size, healthy, have an upbeat personality, be at ease around crowds and like people, be able to be calm around loud noises, and be positively motivated, as well as not highly reactive. Perhaps most importantly, to prevent the behavioral problems seen in Reveille VII, “professional training protocols and oversight [are to] be established, implemented, and periodically evaluated, [and will include] a transition period to help Reveille successfully acclimate to and carry out her role as the mascot of Texas A&M; University.”(Official Texas A&M; Memo) On August 11, 2008, Texas A&M; University announced the selection of Reveille VIII, a two-year-old female Rough Collie, formerly named Kelly. She was donated by the Rough Collie breeders Julie Hinrichsen and Russell Dyke, owners of Juell Collies in Topeka, Kansas.
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