Sentence examples for Is disquieted from inspiring English sources

Helene is disquieted: "I just don't want you to be blind," she tells him.

In Key West, for example, he is "disquieted" by the books and even the furnishings in Hemingway's house.

China is increasingly suspicious of what it views as stepped-up spying by American planes and ships along its coast, and the United States is disquieted by China's growing array of weaponry, analysts on both sides say.

Mark Hayes, director of Cambridge university's eScience group, which specialises in the application of computer science, has explored the Steiner approach to science, and is disquieted by what he found.

But the more I learned about the Soviet Union, the more I felt disquieted about what they chose to be willfully blind to.

"When I saw the 2009 numbers, they were the same essentially, and I was disquieted by that," said Dr. Michael J. Pentecost, a radiologist and Medicare consultant who also reviews claims for commercial clients.

As a participant in the discussion she attended, I am disquieted by her inability to see literature as an instrument for personal change in populations outside of academia's haut monde.

As the meal broke up, I felt vaguely disquieted.

I am profoundly disquieted by the United States Supreme Court's decision to grant a stay of the Florida vote counting.

Anderson dutifully included the verse in a cable he sent back to Washington: Towards evening my soul was disquieted And I urged my carriage up to this ancient plateau The setting sun has boundless beauty Only the yellow dusk is so near.

I was struck, and perhaps disquieted a little, by the readiness with which Spalding was prepared to turn the horrifying events of the summer to creative use.