Sentence examples for should disquiet from inspiring English sources

While rates are still low by historical standards, that rise should disquiet stock investors, because any significant increase in rates would seriously hurt the economy's efforts to recover, Mr. McTeague said.

Should we welcome these developments or should they disquiet us?

This joke often elicits knowing chuckles from Ph.D. scientists--but it should elicit disquiet.

Surely grown-ups shouldn't be disquieted by the output of their intestines.

They don't mean to disquiet humans.

Yet the literariness of the subject, and the gingerly politesse of its execution, should cause some disquiet.

Edwards said that he was "disquieted".

But the Hazare movement also disquieted others.

Many are disquieted by the war.

"Some people are disquieted by change.

And the gay policy disquieted some.