Sentence examples for disquieted a from inspiring English sources

I was struck, and perhaps disquieted a little, by the readiness with which Spalding was prepared to turn the horrifying events of the summer to creative use.

Take this random passage from a 1985 HP Lovecraft omnibus: "But oddly enough, the worthy gentleman owned himself most impalpably disquieted by a mere minor detail.

Today, a partly disquieted but mostly relieved Ewing was fresh from a magnetic resonance imaging test that revealed neither a tear nor a rupture.

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The English and Their Manners when Henry Hitchings begins to bubble with anger and disquiet, eyes a-popping, mouth a-frothing, fingers feverishly scratching at the sacred cows and filthy pigs of contemporary culture.

But Sir John stressed that the panel would do all it could to satisfy a deeply disquieted British public.

Disquiet, a discomfort in our own skin.

They usually arise out of disquiet, a sense of unease.

They are brought together in Uroens Kokebok – The Cookbook of Disquiet, a reference to Pessoa's The Book of Disquiet.

Yet there was disquiet, a stirring in his vocation that he had brought upon himself and wished he had not.

In one sign of disquiet, a substantial majority, 66percentt, said they believed life would not be better for their children than it was for them.