Sentence examples for indicate disquiet from inspiring English sources
The description of harsh rule by Islamic State fighters could also indicate disquiet among Sunni Muslim residents, some of whom switched sides to help US forces defeat a precursor of Islamic State in the city during the American occupation nearly a decade ago.
The Guardian has seen material from Asda's internal social network The Green Room indicating disquiet and regret among staff about the removal of the collection points and welcoming their return.
Placards strung from lampposts indicate widespread disquiet; the airwaves are dominated by splenetic voices proclaiming that there is one law for the rich and another for the poor; a meeting on Monday in the city's Metropole hotel will hear proposals for a mass protest, with leading politicians calling for Ireland's citizens to stop paying their taxes.
The result indicates growing disquiet with the way the two main parties at Stormont, Sinn Fein and the DUP, are dominating the devolved government.
The diversity of the coalition assembled indicates the disquiet prompted by the new bill; it includes the Jewish Council for Racial Equality, the British Institute of Human Rights and figures such as the journalist Peter Oborne and Guardian columnist Owen Jones.
Despite United's denials, quotes attributed to the club's directors indicate that there is some disquiet within Old Trafford on the issue of transfers.
Our Best vs. Rest indicator suggests disquiet is in order.
Public disquiet about possible retaliatory reaction from Syria was indicated by a significant increase in demand for gas masks.
The specific mention of the territory was a clear signal of China's disquiet.
His disquiet was understandable.
Even some Conservatives expressed disquiet.
