Sentence examples for disquiet if from inspiring English sources

Dissociation of disquiet about medicines from medicines adherence may allow for a focus on helping patients to resolve their disquiet, if possible, without this necessarily having to be viewed in terms of its potential effect on adherence.

Subsequently, since disquiet may well be a feature of both adherence and non-adherence to medicines, dissociation of disquiet from adherence may allow for a focus on helping patients to resolve their disquiet, if possible, without this necessarily having to be viewed in terms of its potential effect on adherence.

Still, the White House has registered the liberal disquiet, even if it's less clear what the President and his aides can or will do about it.

But they shared a sense of disquiet, as if they believed we had veered too far off the road in too many ways — the quality of leadership, the sense of shared purpose, basic common sense.

All in all, and a world away from the seats of power with which Mantel is currently preoccupied as she completes the concluding part of her Cromwell trilogy, these are alluring portraits of interior disquiet, even if they don't quite hold in the memory with the firmness you keep hoping for.

Pessoa was mostly a poet and The Book of Disquiet can be read, if you wish, as a series of notes for poems as yet unwritten; or prose poems, of a kind, themselves.

The author of the first fully correct response will receive the uproariously funny "Disquiet, Please!" Extra points* if you say nice things to me.

If that cause disquiet for New York, they had other reasons to feel slightly uneasy about how things were going in their own half of the field, especially at the heart of defense.

If anything, they believe disquiet among professionals has increased during the coalition years.

If some of that disquiet persists, it's because "Iron Man 3" is itself goaded by unease.

But after reading through several dozen of the testimonies, amid the disquiet, I began to feel as if I were bearing witness to a small moment of human redemption.