As Cameron's turn in Edinburgh proved, the latter prospect is obviously causing Tories hair-raising disquiet.
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.
But Jordan's role in the war against Islamic State has raised disquiet among some Jordanians about instability at their borders.
She said, however, that in recent years the Y.W.C.A. had focused more on restructuring than on advocacy work and that her enthusiasm for advocacy might have "raised some disquiet in some quarters".
The warnings that other British teenagers remain keen to visit Syria, despite the death of Kadiza, have raised new disquiet over the government's primary counter-terrorism strategy, Prevent, which urges parents, teachers and community leaders to share suspicions over "radicalised" behaviour.
Consequently, every fresh Taliban attack on soldiers steadily raised the disquiet and resentment within military ranks - not only against the government but also its own leadership.
That option should be open in cases that raise such public disquiet, where the current verdict of lawful killing appears instead to be provocative.
Despite some disquiet raised about the suitability of the O2 as a location for a festival celebrating small-scale independent cinema, Sundance London looks to be succeeding where other diffusion festivals have failed.
But the images will also cause disquiet, and raise the legitimate question about whether the media should display in Technicolor the brutal acts of desperate attention-seekers, who are actively seeking the coverage in the first place.
He added that the game's use of conspiracy theories and deception raises "a sense of disquiet".
But as Daniel Larison of The American Conservative notes, "the near-total 'pro-Israel' uniformity among conservative pundits" has meant that Republicans are "constantly propagandized on this subject in one direction" and therefore tend not to raise even a murmur of disquiet about the unrelenting killing of Palestinian kids.
