Sentence examples for disquiet to from inspiring English sources

And, by that token, extend our disquiet to the chilly judgment implicit in Haneke's gaze?

Silence on the part of the rider can even cause disquiet to some horses, but they should not be shouted at.

He manages to silence his screeching fans long enough to deliver the solemn "Candles In The Sun", where Miguel lifts from pensive disquiet to raging at injustice.

It brought disquiet to many people, only confirming that something was not right in a city that is not supposed to be quiet.

The "slowing down" Martin mentions is a source of huge disquiet to some of his fans, who are desperate for him to finish his magnum opus as soon as possible.

The Welshman scored a hat-trick for Real Madrid in Zinedine Zidane's debut as manager on Saturday night, despite allegedly being unhappy at the decision to replace Rafael Benitez, seemingly putting suggestions of disquiet to bed.

The author's own mother, Nicola Fuller, was disquieted to find herself as a character in that "awful book" (as she refers to it today).

Lambert was to write a further four novels, but she became less widely reviewed and, to her disquiet, began to find herself classified as a romantic novelist.

This was not a spectacle to make Brazil or Argentina experience a great deal of disquiet, or to persuade Franz Beckenbauer to retract his recent unflattering remarks.

"There has been a degree of disquiet suggested to me at the length to which the system sometimes acts to uphold a key principle in the Children Act 1989 that a child's best place is with the natural parents wherever possible".

Whatever the forces that drive these people, I write to express profound feelings of disquiet, waiting to see what will happen.