Galgut's Morgan is no less disquieted by the episode, but his reaction is that of a man who is tempted by cruelty before turning it away.
Less hammy, but also raising disquiet, was a recent decision by NDTV, one of the country's most credible news networks, to drop a taped interview with a senior leader of the Congress party, in which he criticised government preening over recent "surgical strikes" India says it launched against militants in Kashmir.
Lambert was to write a further four novels, but she became less widely reviewed and, to her disquiet, began to find herself classified as a romantic novelist.
As such, we suggest that a more fruitful approach may be to focus more on patients' disquiet about medicines and less on whether or not they are 'resistant'resistant
Still, the White House has registered the liberal disquiet, even if it's less clear what the President and his aides can or will do about it.
What one does hear, particularly in the coda, are dissonances, but less in the spirit of mockery than of disquiet, a sort of cry of pain that nonetheless resolves and dissipates.
But his gentle manner seems to attract excellent dancers, and the cast of his new "COWHAND CON MAN," a study of physical endurance and mental disquiet, includes Omagbitse Omagbemi, whose performances are never less than dramatic.
Despite its disquiet about Samsung's dominance, Google's probably less troubled by that than the prospect of handset makers with AOSP coming out of China and overrunning the developing world (especially Africa and Latin America) with localised services and search engines.
Yet behind the mockery was a real sense of disquiet, which has not gone away: Trump loves the less educated because they appear to love him back.
Yet he later discovers, to his disquiet, that in the records at least he is less independent than he had hoped: British files list him as having helped SIS, "out of politeness", he is told.
