Sentence examples similar to expression of disquiet from inspiring English sources

Mr. Macron holds a big majority in the French Parliament, but even among members of his own political movement, La Republique en Marche, or Republic on the Move, there were expressions of disquiet.

They include business executives, an engineer, financial experts, transport campaigners and policy wonks and will be augmented by a union representative to be nominated by the TUC, a move that has prompted expressions of disquiet from London Assembly Tories, though Boris Johnson's first TfL board actually included two union officials.

The British Embassy in Berlin and British Consular offices throughout Germany received many protests and expressions of disquiet from members of the German public about the anti-Jewish actions of the time.

Expressions of disquiet that their concerns were not serious enough to take to conventional primary care services were commonplace.

But the expressions of vague disquiet and regret have a hollow ring.

If thinking is considered the mere absence of activity, then it might well look like a repudiation of life, and "The Book of Disquiet" is shot through with expressions of boredom, regret, and despair.

A vague sense of disquiet began to steal over me.

They usually arise out of disquiet, a sense of unease.

It has an element of disquiet and surprise.

And yet a shadow of disquiet hangs over her.

There was a lot of disquiet in that room".