Sentence examples similar to disquieted mood from inspiring English sources

All of which adds to the abiding tremor of angst, woe and disquiet – a mood that Rich (subverting an old Reagan campaign slogan) refers to as "mourning in America".

Edwards said that he was "disquieted".

But the Hazare movement also disquieted others.

I'm a bit disquieted by this.

Many are disquieted by the war.

"Some people are disquieted by change.

And the gay policy disquieted some.

These messages both reassured and disquieted biomedical researchers.

This one, however, disquiets me.

They don't mean to disquiet humans.

Should we welcome these developments or should they disquiet us?