Sentence examples similar to faint disquiet from inspiring English sources
A first faint whisper of disquiet is heard.
A vague sense of disquiet began to steal over me.
There was the faintest tincture of the Southern slaveowner's disquiet in the aftermath of the bloody slave revolt led by Nat Turner — when the gentleman farmer was left to wonder which of his smiling, servile retainers would have slit his throat if the rebellion had spread as was intended, like fire on parched thatch.
There was the faintest tincture of the Southern slaveowner's disquiet in the aftermath of the bloody slave revolt led by Nat Turner when the gentleman farmer was left to wonder which of his smiling, servile retainers would have slit his throat if the rebellion had spread as was intended, like fire on parched thatch.
If widely adopted, ConcertCue may introduce the faint glow of smartphones to the concert hall; but take heart, whatever initial disquiet may be caused by reimagining the familiar printed format, breaking the spell of complacency among concertgoers generally proves to be a good thing.
Leading figures from the business world also voiced their disquiet, with Lord Digby Jones, the former head of the CBI, saying there was a "faint whiff of the lynch mob on the village green" surrounding the politically pressured decision to revoke the knighthood awarded to the former chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland for services to banking in 2004.
His disquiet was understandable.
The disquiet was prescient.
This caused some disquiet.
