Sentence examples for disquiet first from inspiring English sources

It was to Bernardo Soares that Pessoa ascribed his Book of Disquiet, first made available in English in a briefer version by Richard Zenith in 1991.

The Book of Disquiet, first seen in Linz, Austria in 2009, is a 75-minute, precisely planned collision of film, electronics, amplified orchestra, surround sound and live narration from the actor Samuel West.

How did you and David begin the daunting process of choosing which essays to include in "Disquiet, Please!"? First, we gathered the pieces we liked and spread them across a big table.

He was also 10 years older than her, which caused her folks some disquiet at first, but significantly had played rugby league for Wigan, another of the Meadows family passions.

"I've been going through a change," sings Ehrlich in his disarming high register, like Kurt Wagner of Lambchop after being kicked in the cojones, capturing the stunned disquiet of those first moments of readjustment after – to quote the great Chicago bluesmen Hall & Oates – She's Gone.

The arrival of Michalak for the largely ineffectual James O'Connor, with Cooper switching to full-back, was a further indicator of home disquiet and a second sweet drop-goal from Ford briefly put Bath in front for a third time.

I'm scheduled to play from 3 PM to 3 AM .Adding to his disquiet, this was his first ever show in Oslo and he wanted to make a strong impression.

36% of the public mention it as a concern, a drop of three percentage points.Unsurprisingly following the recent announcements surrounding funding (or lack thereof) for the NHS, disquiet has risen to third in the top four worries of Britons: a first since November 2012.

As per uzh, a shiny red apple in the form of "Disquiet, Please!" goes to the first person to e-mail us with the correct response.

I first revealed investor disquiet two days ago - "Tesco investors put Sir Richard in the frame".

Kymlicka's phrasing expresses doubt about the correctness of the first diagnosis and disquiet about its consequences for solidarity.