Sentence examples similar to light disquiet from inspiring English sources
It is damaging not because it shines a light on the disquiet that has long existed in the shadows at UK Sport and Locog over the BOA's spendthrift ways and empire building instincts, or the personality clashes that have left its chairman Lord Moynihan isolated from even his natural allies, but because of the public perception the squabble creates.
In the first few months I'd been too caught up in novelty and light-headedness to notice any disquiet; after Christmas, when it became clear that I was struggling with the A-levels themselves, never mind the place where I was studying them, things got trickier.
There has been rising disquiet over the CQC's "light touch" regulation.
The way the investigation and legal proceedings have unfolded has generated a lot of disquiet and shed a bright light on the failings of India's legal system.
The fizzling light bulbs and overhead thumps lend a further feeling of disquiet.
These themes of artistic struggle, of emotional disquiet, of walking a fine line between darkness and light are also scattered throughout "Rough & Tender," the second song off her latest Traces EP.
What is left is an atmosphere of disquiet, and that particular time of day that Waterhouse perfected - a late afternoon fade, the last ebb of light bringing out an extra brilliance in light objects and surfaces.
His disquiet was understandable.
The disquiet was prescient.
