Sentence examples similar to it disquiets me from inspiring English sources
This one, however, disquiets me.
But Warren Wolde was in no condition to disquiet me when I came onto the farm to treat him.
My recall of the multiplication table is shaky but those words disquiet me today as freshly as when I first read them.
"It disquiets us that he may be out of jail," he added.
It took me painfully long even to recognize that the event had left a kind of ocean of disquiet in me that manifested itself in panic attacks and a lifelong struggle with agoraphobia, and in my difficulties negotiating some aspects of public life, as well as in my reactions to trivial losses.
When an outgoing Goldman Sachs executive, Greg Smith, wrote recently in The New York Times that, "It makes me ill how callously people talk about ripping their clients off," his disgust with his company mirrored a widespread disquiet over the way big American financial institutions, bailed out by the taxpayer, walked away from the 2008 crisis without any serious reckoning.
It allows me place a desperate hold on his monologue stream that I often feel, perhaps wrongly, created a climate of verbal abuse, because now, today, my father is enfeebled, often shaky with wilting limbs or wet with submerged disquiet at his loss of control.
