Sentence examples for disquiet under from inspiring English sources

But for all the burnished infrastructure, there is disquiet under the surface.

His most famous prose work, "The Book of Disquiet," was written under the name Bernardo Soares.

He seemed clearly to be referring to the disquiet in Washington under the Republican Administration over the growing influence of President Fidel Castro of Cuba and over the endorsement by Jamaica, Guyana and Jamaica of Cuban intervention in Angola on behalf of the Marxist Popular Movement, which triumphed in the civil war.

Aronofsky keeps his camera close into her face almost all of the time: her creamy, waxy youthfulness and beauty fill the screen and immediately transmit the displeasure and disquiet that she must keep under control.

This is unlikely to happen as the roots of the disquiet lie in two distinct developments under the current Revenue's board.

But 27 bids so far in England for combined authority status have now been made – amid some disquiet that potentially significant changes are under way without a proper debate.

Eddie Gibbs, professor of church growth at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, said the challenge for organized religion is to overcome "a growing disquiet with institutionalized religion" among people under 35 while appealing to their spiritual searches.

While planning and environmental regulations governing on-airport development were significantly enhanced, there has been national disquiet about a governance regime that remains under the auspices of the federal government and is not effectively integrated into state and local decision-making machinery.

This looks like an attempt to defuse public disquiet over growing corruption after years when ordinary Saudis, under King Salman's rule, had seen state handouts curbed.

Although there is disquiet at the club about the team's form under McClaren, owner Mike Ashley is unlikely to make any move before a January review unless performances continue in this awful vein.

Her intervention comes amid growing disquiet about the way whistleblowers who spoke to Garcia under condition of anonymity have been publicly traduced by the judge Hans-Joachim Eckert, whose 42-page summary was disowned by the New York attorney.