"The people of Northern Ireland want peace for their children and to be at ease with their neighbours, " he said.
The Red Bull boss also commented on McLaren's Lewis Hamilton's poor run of form, saying he needed to "be at ease with himself and his surroundings" and stop taking out his frustration on the track.
Yet the idea runs deep, in British life of the past half-century, that a true toff must be hushed and slightly ill at ease with his own toffery.
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Growing up, Mr Kenyatta always shied away from politics and wanted to be seen as an ordinary person at ease with ordinary Kenyans.
Other gay owners say they usually can tell if an applicant is going to be at ease working for them by inquiring about the person's past experiences with homosexual colleagues or clientele.
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In one of them, a televised conversation between Katniss and Stanley Tucci's madcap, blue-pompadoured interviewer, Caesar Flickerman, we see the power of her beauty and honesty, and, at the same time, the ease with which she might be corrupted in the pursuit of celebrity.
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Being at ease with the medium and casting a wide net should therefore be a plus.
Her father said his daughter had experience at wildlife parks and was "at ease" with big cats, but added that she told him she would not be allowed inside the lion's cage.
"The teams will be adversely affected by any further significant development at the Meadowlands that interferes with fans' and patrons' ease of access, " stated the 27-page complaint filed in Bergen County Superior Court.
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He might be more at ease because this year marks the second in which Martin, the fourth-leading rusher in league history with more than 14, 000 yards, is eligible for the honor.
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