Sentence examples for and disquiet from inspiring English sources

An influx of outsiders has brought crime and disquiet.

Now there will be more uncertainty and disquiet.

Despite its familiarity, Bacon's work still evokes panic and disquiet in the viewer.

There's a sense of frustration and disquiet as a result of 28 days of uncertainty.

Many leaders have been warning authorities of unrest and disquiet for some time.

It expresses a particular combination of faith and disquiet, exaltation and desperation, that is too spiritual for rock but too strange for church — classic U2.

Fox and North had no wish to evade their responsibility for ending a system of misgovernment in India that had alarmed and disquieted English statesmen of all parties.

Less happily, the story, which drew on a family dispute, caused a rift with his father and disquieted some community leaders, one of whom, Judge Leopold Wapter, insinuated that it would warm the heart of a Joseph Goebbels.

These messages both reassured and disquieted biomedical researchers.

It is dazzling how the cumulative effect of these efforts are, without our knowing, neutralizing their opposite and dulling the effects of that which repels and disquiets us.

Mr. Profumo had already weathered a period of board disquiet and unease from the Italian foundations.