Sentence examples for Deep disquiet from inspiring English sources

There is also deep disquiet among many NHS staff about the charges.

NOT since the Vietnam war have the families of American servicemen expressed such deep disquiet.

They are actually backing somebody who will register their deep disquiet about immigration".

These images cause deep disquiet for those who work with refugees and immigrants.

The revelation that the US government has been routinely conducting electronic surveillance on its own citizens has caused deep disquiet.

It genuinely enrages the Afghans and the government in Kabul, and it causes deep disquiet in western capitals.

But these shackles could be borne if it were not for the deeper disquiet.

You might think that this no-nonsense position hides some deeper disquiet.

This teenage horror flick is better for a few quick thrills than deep, psychological disquiet.

Any time it's attempted it may provoke deep pity or disquiet or fascination with the hungering person's resolve, but the pain only really turns into a crisis when, as with hecklers, the hunger striker has a point.

Real-life and fictional characters are tossed together, and the tension is cranked up; the result, however, like almost every reconstruction of a genuine outrage, leaves you with a deep sense of disquiet.