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Though still young and with no experience, the little actor can be at ease with the stars who worked with him.

When you can move in an environment that pleases you, and when you feel at ease with the ones you deal with on a daily basis.

What's more, she was completely at ease with revealing herself to me, a complete stranger.

His manner is so pleasant that I feel at ease with him at once.

The Delegation further stated that it felt totally at ease with the first proposal and that the clusters totally reflected its own proposal.

Because we do not know our past, we are ill-at-ease with the present and ill-prepared for the future.

He is smart and humorous, and I feel at ease with him.

If you were an ordinary member of the audience would you feel at ease with this person as a presenter?

I try to set them at ease with a clinical approach, just as I do with chronic health conditions such as diabetes or blood pressure.

Because you are not at ease with figurative values, "you don't know how far you may expect to ride it and when it may break down with you. "

He was not at ease with me, and much of his bluster rose from timidity .

I never feel completely at ease with him.

and that's one of the reasons why the country is not entirely at ease with itself.

I spent my holiday in the countryside last summer. I felt at ease with the village people and was content with my life there.

I never feel at ease with him.

Though young and lacking in experience, the young actor is at ease with the film stars with whom he is working.

she put him at ease with her outgoing charm. Britain's first commoner Queen in almost 4 centuries never stood on ceremony.

He was not at ease with those who made diplomacy their profession, particularly ambassadors.

Americans and Europeans are increasingly ill at ease with the "new world order" that emerged after the end of the cold war.

He was not at ease with those reporters who were always hunting for succulent titbits from him.

But those who believe in law often do not feel at ease with either choice.

Opposite him was a tall, handsome, graceful scion of the Hyundai family, wealthy and privileged and at ease with himself.

"He really seemed to be at ease with himself. "

I feel that the goal of most religious is similar, to make men happier and more at ease with themselves.

Pat felt ill at ease with his family, wondering whether or not to announce his news.

But Stuart felt guilty and ill at ease with her.

We feel at ease with Cao Jingping's works because he suggests the changes in visual and psychological structure.

I felt that he was not at ease with the prepared manuscript.

Yet many Japanese seem more at ease with the idea of stately decline and genteel isolation.

People always felt strangely ill at ease with the Cullens, almost afraid for some reason they couldn't explain to themselves.

Enviably at ease with digital technologies, members of Gen Y have little love for hierarchy.

I feel at ease with her.

We often assume that men in traditional dad-goes-to-work families are smugly at ease with their roles as providers.

China's younger digital generations are also growing at ease with e-commerce.

I hit 10 stone at the age of 21 and finally felt at ease with myself.

They were also at ease with friends of different ages.

She was ill at ease with strangers.

Now I was confident, at ease with a familiar subject.

My initial reaction was surprise, but as I have said before, I am happy to be here and I find myself very much at ease with life here.

We need to cherish current circumstances and be at ease with their passing to avoid disturbing our mind with worries.

rest at ease with your body.

In short, he is a man at ease with the exercise of formal authority.

Smith seemed ill at ease with power, and Peterson sought it.

I feel at ease with my friends.

At ease with figures and potential manager.

Yet Mr Roh was also ill at ease with himself.

By this, subsequent probing reveals, he means he is fond of breaking rules and at ease with foreigners.

You feel ill at ease with purely conceptual ideas or with anything that is intangible or open to personal interpretation and debate.

I'm not going to the party because I don't feel at ease with those people.

Children see their parents happy to eat at ease with children in fun candy wrappers can make the child lives more colorful.

When you go into every situation feeling at ease with who you are, no matter what happens, you'll come out ahead.

Yet both countries now appear more at ease with each other.

Have never really felt at ease with the Chinese wining and dining culture.

Hans felt most at ease with children.

In this way, employees will become more organized and feel more at ease with their routine work.

He was ill at ease with people whom he didn't understand.

At ease with my peers .

You'd think that by surrendering to my fears I was completely at ease with my upcoming trip.

They are more at ease with their new-found wealth.

I'm so ill at ease with strangers.

At ease with our teacher.

We also learn English so that we can communicate and feel at ease with each other in Singapore, and learn from each other's cultures.

and the ability to repeat the phrase 'I am at ease with myself'.

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I am never at ease with strangers.

I like sharing stories with my students because it helps the students feel more at ease with me.

These persons are sincere, but they are not simple they are not at ease with others, and others re not ease with them;

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