Sentence examples similar to engender disquiet from inspiring English sources

The frantic race to stay ahead of the humiliation game engendered this disquiet.

More than it iterates what is known about environmental degradation, Carson's Silent Spring, engenders a sense of disquiet over what is unknown about the chemicals that cause environmental degradation, not to mention what their widespread accumulation might do in the future.

But as this sadly predictable story grinds to its conclusion, the response it engenders isn't suspense or even a queasy disquiet; it's a desire to get a desperate man's cold march to a gory end over as quickly as possible.

His disquiet was understandable.

"I really felt disquiet.

The disquiet was prescient.

There is no disquiet.

This caused some disquiet.

Even some Conservatives expressed disquiet.

That plan evoked some disquiet.

They put their creative disquiet on canvas.