Sentence examples for feel unrest from inspiring English sources

But Sturrock told BBC Essex: "I feel unrest caused to the players and fans on this fantastic day might spoil their enjoyment.

If I felt unrest off the field, or things were not clicking well in the family, I didn't do very well on the field.

Again we feel the unrest.

(6) Anyone can read about this period, but I would love to listen to that woman who was born and raised in Massachusetts who heard the rumors and felt the unrest.

Memories of meals are as affecting as those of leftist demonstrations gone awry in Shin's book, making political unrest feel unsettlingly ordinary.

But the Muslim governments' moderate tone (see article) does suggest that they do not, at present, feel cornered by popular unrest.

Once the race had started, the civil unrest felt even further away from the desert circuit.

The unrest felt darker, more anarchic, than the uprising of 2011.

The unrest "feels a little bit like a dream," says Casey Rain, a local musician who chronicled the tumult on his blog.

Looking east across the watery expanse from Montauk Point, he felt "the wild unrest... that inbound urge and urge of waves, / Seeking the shores forever".

Anger was still palpable on the streets of Istanbul yesterday, as many questioned whether the unrest felt by many across the country would translate into an anti-government movement.