Monash's vice-chancellor, Margaret Gardner, moved to calm the disquiet by saying the ABC had now changed the website to better reflect the university's arrangement with the ABC, which is "no way a partnership with Swisse or the Victorian government".
Zoos everywhere have to counter animal-rights activists who regard zoos as immoral, and calm broader public disquiet about keeping animals in captivity.
People nonetheless accepted them because the alternative meant confronting outright mendacity from otherwise respected authorities, trading the calm of certainty for the disquiet of doubt, or potentially hunkering down to the hard work of muddling through the elusive truth of things.
Aides insisted Mr Miliband – who suffered an unfortunate return from his summer holiday last week when he was hit by an egg while campaigning – was calm in the face of the disquiet.
The moon cast Happy Halloran's shadow over me, enveloping me in darkness as he drew near, and when I felt his fingertips lightly trace their way across my shoulder it was like a sudden benediction, calming — if only for an instant — my sick disquiet.
After the introduction of the changes in Britain and Ireland, there was disquiet among some advertisers, he said, followed by "a period of calm within a few weeks".
And, even as local politicians appeal for calm, Germany's establishment has yet to find a way to truly soothe the disquiet which roared into such violence at the weekend.
Wittgenstein tells us that something is an answer to a question when it makes that question go away (1953) -- questioning is a kind of malady, a disquiet, that requires the remedy of a particular response for us to feel calm again.
Amid some Republican disquiet over the president's barbed remarks, the party's Senate leader Mitch McConnell quickly calmed proceedings in the afternoon.
His disquiet was understandable.
