Sentence examples for expressed disquiet from inspiring English sources

Even some Conservatives expressed disquiet.

Former frontbenchers also expressed disquiet.

But students expressed disquiet that much of Sharp's fortune was derived from Trafigura.

Liberty expressed disquiet over the new police powers to disperse groups of two or more individuals.

Over the past few seasons, even fans have expressed disquiet about Jack's use of torture.

After the trial, legal observers from around the world, including senior United Nations officials, expressed disquiet about the verdict.

Meawhile, Sarah Wollaston, the Conservative chair of the health committee, joined those expressing disquiet about the changes.

Rival studios express disquiet over knock-on effect for Christmas box office of threat by Guardians of Peace.

However, Mr Campbell was then presented with a letter from one senior intelligence official to another, expressing disquiet at the way intelligence assessments were being dealt with.

South Africa's main trade union group, which strongly backs Mr Zuma, has called on African leaders to refuse to recognise Mr Mugabe.Other African figures have begun to express disquiet.

An Australian federal police (AFP) officer asked to be taken off the Bali Nine drug-smuggling case after expressing disquiet about the decision to tip off the Indonesian authorities.