Sentence examples for As disquiet from inspiring English sources

Viewed in the 21st century, this doesn't so much warm the heart as disquiet the stomach.

Telegenic and successful in business, he is liked by the party's high command.His ideas on broadcasting are drawing attention now, as disquiet about the dominance of the BBC grows.

Here again these features may be better understood as disquiet, since patients were to all intents and purpose adherent, whilst doing the work of successfully accommodating medicine-taking into their everyday lives.

The execution of a beguiling, Scripture-spouting minister, protesting his innocence to the end, created nearly as much disquiet as had the idea that a beguiling, Scripture-spouting minister recruited for the Devil.

Yet as the smoke clears, both literally and metaphorically, the mood in Europe is one of growing disquiet as well as sincere sympathy.

This calls for the United States and Brazil to take over the joint-chairmanship of the talks at a ministerial meeting in Quito, Ecuador's capital, on November 1st for the final, tough, phase of bargaining.Hope and disquietBut the FTAA prompts disquiet as well as hope.

Michaels brings up the impending extinction of the Mati Ke language of Northern Australia only to dismiss as sentimental any disquiet over it.

The presence of Lucy, the lone woman traveling with an entourage of hot-blooded men, occasions mischief, violence and jealousy within the group, as well as lifelong disquiet for poor Charles, who also falls in love with her.

But as the launch event rolled out there was an undertone of disquiet as directors, writers and the odd actor took their places on the stage.

My recall of the multiplication table is shaky but those words disquiet me today as freshly as when I first read them.

And if the finished work caused disquiet, as it usually did, that pleased her.