Sentence examples for disquieted the from inspiring English sources

His hard-line positions have disquieted the Obama administration, but in Moscow, there was no such squeamishness.

The sight of privileged barristers cross-examining some of society's worst-off as they stand in the dock has long disquieted the legal profession.

The market action of the last few days, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average again back below 10,000, has obviously disquieted the bulls.

Chapter 4 introduces the basics of speciation in a straightforward way, with a relevant digression (featuring the escaped holographic Darwin) on sexual selection, which amusingly disquiets the asexual squinches.

The clients of the publishers are the authors and not the readers, but the exaggeration in the number of journals and articles may even disquiet the best proponents of the OA model.

My spirit was further disquieted by the absence of the normally omnipresent gulls.

However, we are deeply disquieted by the antidemocratic sentiment animating the recent term-limits extension vote.

Many are disquieted by the war.

Even business leaders are disquieted by the government's attempts to dilute Kurdish nationalism.

Surely grown-ups shouldn't be disquieted by the output of their intestines.

Albert decides he is not sad, but disquieted, haunted by the spectre of empty swimming pools.