Sentence examples for disquiet that from inspiring English sources

There is also disquiet that is threatening the regime.

So is his creation of a kind of disquiet that is absolutely untinctured by neuroticism.

It wasn't, however, only such disquiet that prevented me from joining the swooners.

Maggie O'Farrell's particular talent is for hinting at the disquiet that lurks beneath our relationships.

He also has that "nag of disquiet" that was Osborne's defining quality.

Kenny knows about undercurrents; he understands the kind of disquiet that is in certain kinds of young people".

That sound is ominous, as such sounds inevitably are at that hour, and it sets off ripples of disquiet that are unlikely ever to stop entirely.

Although I find other Osborne plays more socially resonant, none pins down quite as vividly as this the "nagging sense of disquiet" that characterised the author's own life.

The governor's response amounted to a tacit admission of the strain and disquiet that have rattled the administration in recent weeks.

They understand the disquiet that is caused amongst British people when you have people coming from other parts of Europe here to claim our benefits, who don't necessarily have jobs to go to.

His work was in severe contrast to the neo-realist school that dominated postwar cinema, employing a surgeon-like precision to analyse the intellectual disquiet that seemed at odds with the hedonistic nature of the times.