Sentence examples for disquiet the from inspiring English sources

He views with disquiet the storming of the British.

Viewed in the 21st century, this doesn't so much warm the heart as disquiet the stomach.

After initial disquiet, the group representing church bell ringers is now on board.

Meanwhile, to compound the disquiet, the video offered a road trip through post-apocalyptically empty London streets.

Despite an enduring air of disquiet, the cumulative effect, choreographed by the sculptor's exceptional aesthetic sensitivity, is one of celebration.

North Korean leaders watched closely, and probably with disquiet, the experience of their remaining ally in the world, China, as it has gradually relaxed political controls.

The essence of the disquiet is the harm the UK authorities' actions do to freedom of the press.

His works suggest the disquiet of the artist caught between the decline of the Ming dynasty and the conquest of the foreign Manchus, who established the Qing dynasty.

The disquiet over the disposal of the body was echoed by three men, traders, sitting out on the street, whiling the afternoon.

And the disquiet in the depth of your skyscraper streets Lifting up owl eyes in the sun's eclipse.

Now her colleague Liz Wahl has added her voice to the disquiet among the channel's on air staff by announcing her resignation on air.