Sentence examples for In disquiet from inspiring English sources

In "Disquiet," melancholy and rage are joined at the hip, endowing these distressed characters with the impulses, if not the resolve, of killers.

Soon after halfway, however, the riders in pursuit were united in disquiet.

A slew of newspaper stories about problems in the NHS probably explain the steady rise in disquiet about its fate.

Or I could give you all these things in one neat package, wrapped in disquiet and tied with unease.

How did you and David begin the daunting process of choosing which essays to include in "Disquiet, Please!"? First, we gathered the pieces we liked and spread them across a big table.

Alice is the prototype of wise child and naive innocent – as seen in the vision not only of such artists as Peter Blake and Graham Ovenden, but of their successors in disquiet, Annelies Štrba and Alice Anderson, practitioners of the contemporary uncanny who give a new feminist twist to the heroine.

The orchestra's centerpiece premiere, "Occupy the World for Life, Liberty and Justice," began in tense disquiet and peaked in full-scale cacophony, with three drummers in play.

He is not alone in his disquiet.

The Art Guys are not alone in their disquiet.

Barran is not alone in her disquiet at watching the "scene" coagulate.

The AJTC, which is to be abolished under the coalition's plans to cut quangos, said that while government services are reluctant to part with data on complaints, the evidence points to a shift in public disquiet.