But in daylight disquiet gives way to delight, and I find myself doing things that may or may not be dangerous, half aware that at any second my situation, as well as that of my wife and children, could dramatically change.
Some observers also point out that it serves the interests of Mr Karzai's government to focus anger against Pakistan in the build-up to the 2009 presidential elections, given public disquiet over huge food-price rises, the uneven distribution of foreign aid and government corruption and incompetence.If the ISI were involved, it would not be hard to imagine possible motives.
The disquiet is particularly unsurprising given that President Zardari enjoys all the general goodwill of a card shark at a friendly poker game.
However, given recent violence, political disquiet and Genel's $4bn enterprise value, we think an outright sale is unlikely for some time.
The small business minister, Bruce Billson, told Sky News on Sunday morning the scheme would be subject to "recalibration and refinement" given ongoing Senate opposition and internal disquiet over the generosity of the benefit.
He regretted "the waste of time the very compositions you admire may have caused and their preoccupation of the mind which belonged to more sacred or more binding duties... the disquiet and the thoughts of vainglory they have given rise to".
concealed his identity] I thought I would do myself an injustice, and moreover that would have given me a certain sort of disquiet, which again would have been opposed to the perfect peace of mind I am seeking" (AT VI 74/CSM I 149).
Whatever answer is given, underneath the national embarrassment churns a disquiet turned to dread and now anger.
No reason was given, but there has been much public disquiet about both the "downgrading" of the Bradford museum and a potential clash with the Museum of Science and Industry 40 miles away in Manchester, which is also part of the Science Museum Group.
"It is a case which has given rise to a great deal of justifiable public disquiet, which we share.
