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.
He is too generous a thinker to draw the line there, as it were, but along the way he expresses some amusing disquiet about the kind of conceptual art that is "luxurious in its finishes, accessible in its imagery, and mind-boggling in its prices", about art that wants to be an asset class, about art that, by default, is made by the 0.01% for the 0.001%.
Alongside these arguments about social policy, there is also some disquiet, among Indians, about Aadhaar's threat to privacy.
While there was some disquiet among some about the methods used to get the story – a former aide who claimed to have had a relationship with Triesman secretly recorded a lunch meeting – most senior football figures quickly concluded his position was untenable.
According to one production source there was some disquiet within the team about what had happened.
Berger is understood to have been on the government's shortlist of three, and was heavily tipped to win the job despite some disquiet in the industry about the prospect of a Hollywood studio executive being appointed.
Flower had also voiced some disquiet from the bowlers about Compton's approach in the field and, while whispers that Cook did not fancy him remained just that, there was a lingering sense that in the eyes of the old regime his face, rather than his cricket, was what did not fit.
Some have voiced disquiet about his potential conflict of interests.
Early during the pilot some respondents expressed disquiet about the employment attribute, arguing it represented unwarranted discrimination against the retired or those unemployed because of illness.
