Sentence examples for from disquiet from inspiring English sources
From Disquiet we learn just how rich, how satisfying and meaningful not knowing can be.
I wondered then whether the laughter stemmed from unconscious disquiet.
He manages to silence his screeching fans long enough to deliver the solemn "Candles In The Sun", where Miguel lifts from pensive disquiet to raging at injustice.
Some opposition stems from growing disquiet about judicial activism.Mr Chrétien has said he will refer the bill to the Supreme Court to make sure it is constitutional, and then submit it to a free vote in Parliament.
Better still is The Duhks' take on "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)", which builds from articulate disquiet to indignant disgust; by comparison, Shelby Lynne's "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright" and Lucinda Williams' "Positively 4th Street" are simply slowed-down kiss-off ballads.
David Skelton, deputy director and head of research at the Policy Exchange think tank, said the protesters "fed from a sense of disquiet from the bulk of the population".
In a diverse range of testimony, [Lord Hutton] heard from: those responsible for dealing with disquiet from within the defence intelligence staff;...Sir Richard Dearlove, the head of MI6; and Greg Dyke, the director general of the BBC.
At home, Mr. Blair faces disquiet from people who believe his foreign entanglements have caused him to neglect domestic concerns.
When I did a phantom commentary in the studio aged 16 there was no disquiet from the other gentlemen.
