Sentence examples for Not disquieted from inspiring English sources

He founded this Benedictine abbey, which, through centuries, has rung with quiet, as its church does today, if you are not disquieted by the low recorded sound of the Twenty-first Piano Concerto.

Surely grown-ups shouldn't be disquieted by the output of their intestines.

Albert decides he is not sad, but disquieted, haunted by the spectre of empty swimming pools.

But to leave this exhibition somewhat disquieted is not a bad thing.

In 1663, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations obtained an unprecedented charter from Charles II that guaranteed its residents would not be "molested, punished, disquieted or called in question for any differences in opinion in matters of religion".

But even as a passionate lover of detective stories and police procedurals, I could not help being faintly disquieted that all bar one of the shows (the exception being Stephen Poliakoff's latest drama, Dancing on the Edge) picked out for commendation by Hall in his foreword to the BBC's 2013 annual report were whodunnit genre pieces of one kind or another.

We have pointed out that these problems arise when the issue of adherence is taken into account, since the 'medicines resistance' model does not consider disquiet about medicines in isolation.

They don't mean to disquiet humans.

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

David didn't understand these gestures and was disquieted by the implication that he knew the man.

America was disquieted and the uneasiness of the times could not help but penetrate the consciousness of the trustees of California's state university.