Sentence examples for disquiet regarding from inspiring English sources
Revealingly, there has been not a hint of disquiet regarding Ann Widdicombe being subsequently compared to an "annoying old bat".
The letter of the law will always be hard to sidestep but there is growing disquiet within the game regarding the consistency of the disciplinary process across different tournaments.
He eventually lost the confidence of his reactionary constituency association after a succession of differences of opinion - first, over his objection to capital punishment, then his disquiet with regard to Anthony Eden's intervention in Egypt and, finally, because of his support for the recommendations on homosexual law reform proposed by the Wolfenden committee.
Zoos everywhere have to counter animal-rights activists who regard zoos as immoral, and calm broader public disquiet about keeping animals in captivity.
In this moment of encompassing disquiet, perhaps the task of true comprehension might well depend on how we regard something so basic as those individuals who risk their lives for the nation.
By late June 2012, disquiet over the trio's detention without setting a trial date and concern over what was regarded as excessive and arbitrary treatment, led to the writing of an open letter.
Other contentious issues in the shadow Foreign Secretary's in-tray include agreeing a position on the Middle East – Mr Corbyn is regarded as anti-Israeli by some Labour MPs and the party will be keen to reassure Jewish voters disquieted by his arrival.
Particularly with regards to Ye Shiwen, this disquiet has been expressed at the highest levels.
The enduring appeal of Vesalius's "monsters" should perhaps remind us that, however rational our aspirations may be with regard to medical advances, we nonetheless retain a profound instinctive disquiet about the investigation and appropriation of the body and its organs.
In regard to his family, Mr. Clutter had just one serious cause for disquiet — his wife's health.
His disquiet was understandable.
