Sentence examples for an unrest from inspiring English sources

"A secret unrest gnaws at the roots of our being," he wrote, an unrest that yearns for the divine.

Generally speaking, they move "from a less into a more, as from a smallness into a vastness, and at the same time as from an unrest to a rest.

Even Davis, the police commissioner, who took over when his predecessor was fired after a spike in homicides last July, sees the city's structural problems as the root of the events that he calls an unrest, a riot and an uprising "because all three did happen".

The method is applied at the Campi Flegrei area to simulate an unrest caused by a deep injection of hot fluid in the caldera [12 14].

When an unrest keyword is mentioned alongside a future date there is little room left to obscure the topic of the post away from civil unrest.

Determining network structure from time-evolving data is an advanced technique which would be especially salient for observational volcanology in an unrest crisis; this theme will be developed elsewhere.

Kiev and the West accuse Russia of stoking a separatist unrest in eastern Ukraine - a claim Moscow denies.

A quick experiment has shown that, in both English and Spanish, only about 20% of posts that contain a civil unrest keyword are indeed about civil unrest.

For Twitter, we have developed two classifiers to classify tweets based on their relevance to a civil unrest event.

A growing unrest is stirring the global microcredit market.

A menacing unrest was in the air, and many nobles and foreigners fled the oppressive atmosphere.