Sentence examples for grave disquiet from inspiring English sources

Grave disquiet has been expressed amongst the world's press.

Reports on Schouten's discovery had caused grave disquiet at the court of King Philip III, of Spain and Portugal.

That picture gives us grave disquiet, and the most robust response to it, also at the Met, is the one that Cameron took of her, in 1872, allotting it the title "Pomona," the goddess of abundance.

The prospect of hundreds of thousands of pupils embarking on new qualifications that have not been extensively tested before launch is likely to cause grave disquiet in many quarters.

His disquiet was understandable.

The disquiet was prescient.

There is no disquiet.

"I really felt disquiet.

This caused some disquiet.

Even some Conservatives expressed disquiet.

They put their creative disquiet on canvas.