Sentence examples for brought disquiet from inspiring English sources

While the uproar over budget cuts is threatening to topple the Greek government, austerity measures have also brought disquiet in Spain and Portugal.

It brought disquiet to many people, only confirming that something was not right in a city that is not supposed to be quiet.

Contrary to the fervent belief of monarchists, Australia doesn't have a special relationship with the crown because if that were permitted it would bring disquiet elsewhere.

In response to the crisis there were cuts and those in education brought considerable disquiet.

An influx of outsiders has brought crime and disquiet.

Though pitched to the American people as a magic elixir for what ailed the US economy, they instead brought the economic disquiet we are seeing fully flower today.

Old media hands shook their heads but this was a new era, disquiet bringing change from the bottom up.

For art implants in people unorthodox ideas; it breaks the molds of provincialism in which people have been brought up; it disturbs and disquiets, since it tends to emphasize individuality rather than conformity; and works of art are often created out of rebellion or disenchantment with the established order.

They are brought together in Uroens Kokebok – The Cookbook of Disquiet, a reference to Pessoa's The Book of Disquiet.

Selina Scott and Moira Stuart had both made headlines and achieved a degree of personal success once their disquiet at the disadvantage that reaching 50 had brought with it was aired.

Yet there was disquiet, a stirring in his vocation that he had brought upon himself and wished he had not.