Sentence examples for disquiet as from inspiring English sources

Yet as the smoke clears, both literally and metaphorically, the mood in Europe is one of growing disquiet as well as sincere sympathy.

This calls for the United States and Brazil to take over the joint-chairmanship of the talks at a ministerial meeting in Quito, Ecuador's capital, on November 1st for the final, tough, phase of bargaining.Hope and disquietBut the FTAA prompts disquiet as well as hope.

And if the finished work caused disquiet, as it usually did, that pleased her.

But he deepens the disquiet, as in 'Kismet', with this fusion of materials.

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

History recorded the hypnotism disquiet as the principle cause of his defeat, but Eubank is adamant to the contrary.

My recall of the multiplication table is shaky but those words disquiet me today as freshly as when I first read them.

It remains to be seen how much he can use disquiet over Brexit as well as the reach of Robinson, Watson and others to build Ukip into a stronger political force, whether electorally or otherwise.

But when footage was first released, some voiced disquiet at what they perceived as old-fashioned gender stereotyping.

But like all febrile love affairs there was a deal of disquiet and turmoil as well.

But perhaps my disquiet is unfounded as, paradoxically, recent research undertaken by YouGov for the NHS Alliance found that over half of adults (53%) said that their feelings about the NHS were no different to a year ago, and that people still trust the NHS to look after them.