Sentence examples for expressing deep disquiet from inspiring English sources

Leading remain campaigners have said Tony Blair must be allowed a voice in the Brexit debate, with Labour's Chuka Umunna, the former Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg and the Conservative MP Anna Soubry all expressing deep disquiet at what they say has been the silencing of pro-EU arguments.

My late mother would have expressed deep disquiet about "the boys'" treatment of Caroline Wilson and how those bullying words would be interpreted by men who bash women.

In fact, leaked minutes of the 2010 IMF meeting that agreed the bailout for Greece showed that Latin American countries scarred by their own experiences expressed deep disquiet about the policy.

The South Australian premier, Jay Weatherill, expressed deep disquiet after crisis meetings with the prime minister and treasurer over the demise of Holden, saying: "I don't think they understand what they have done … there is no plan".

Many had never met a Jew before and were amazed that I expressed deep disquiet towards Israeli behaviour in Palestine.

Some, though, expressed deep unease, and protested in the camps.

NOT since the Vietnam war have the families of American servicemen expressed such deep disquiet.

The United States expressed "deep concern".

He expressed "deep compassion and regret".

The Isenheim Altarpiece expresses deep spiritual mysteries.

"I look back and express deep remorse".