Sentence examples similar to evident disquiet from inspiring English sources
Andrew Lansley has reiterated his determination to drive the health and social care bill through parliament – regardless of the opposition of professional medical organisations, all but one of the royal colleges, evident public disquiet and dissent from senior members of his own party.
This isn't to say that foreign-language cinema didn't inspire New Hollywood, only that its influences were more varied and complex than is usually stated and at times most evident in the inchoate disquiet that marks films like "Five Easy Pieces" (1970).
From talking to Bavarians among the throngs of tourists at the annual folk festival, secession did not seem imminent, but disquiet over the euro rescue was evident.
His disquiet was understandable.
The disquiet was prescient.
Even some Conservatives expressed disquiet.
This caused some disquiet.
They put their creative disquiet on canvas.
That plan evoked some disquiet.
