Sentence examples for rather disquieted from inspiring English sources
And among all that, I was left feeling rather disquieted, and it took me a while to identify why.
"I'm not amused or particularly flattered," she said, "but I am a little disquieted.
The set-up is reassuringly domestic – wallpaper, printed glass – yet in the superimposed texts, disquieted voices are revealed.
This form of the language, which was not in common use, disquieted theatregoers, especially when they were watching comedy.
Just as in Berlin, I felt a battleground developing in my mind, between a fascinated desire to stay and a disquieted urge to flee.
She was also "somewhat disquieted" to learn that there were a handful of "subversives" above the rank of higher executive officer.
He cited recent incidents in other states where inmates had flames and blood erupting from their heads as they died in the chair in struggles that disquieted witnesses.
The sale could help placate a disquieted herd of more than 450 unsecured creditors — including butchers, bakers, balloon artists and a host of purveyors — who are trying to keep alive their hopes for repayment.
