Sentence examples for disquiet from from inspiring English sources

At home, Mr. Blair faces disquiet from people who believe his foreign entanglements have caused him to neglect domestic concerns.

When I did a phantom commentary in the studio aged 16 there was no disquiet from the other gentlemen.

Against a background of disquiet from unions, he has continued to stress that prisoners would not be putting other people out of work.

Eddie Jones is ready to push forward with plans to call up the Ospreys flanker Sam Underhill in the "next few months", despite potential disquiet from Premiership clubs.

Recent disquiet from the FDA union, which represents the most senior civil servants, showed the sometimes strained relationship between senior civil servants and the political leadership.

Also expect to see Google continue to try to refocus its core search business around social, and with more disquiet from marketers, publishers and businesses as they realise they are being pushed into using Google+.

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

But as the evidence of blatant disregard for safety at the incinerated building grew, disquiet swept from Shanghai, the boom's high-rise epicenter, across the country.

Price provoked visible audience disquiet – including from Chawla – by telling Badham: "Just because you're a woman, you're not the only person who can get upset about this".

Our collective disquiet stems from grim memories of the extralegal terrorism policies the Bush administration institutionalized, especially the way the term "enemy combatant" helped free its officials and the presidency from many restraints, and from fears that those abandoned policies might have a second life in the Trump era.

FROM THE ARCHIVES reprint from the story "Disquiet, Please, We're Turning!" from January 1 , 1972