Sentence examples for state of disquiet from inspiring English sources

This means that interventionists are particularly apt to misjudge foreign policy ventures, mistaking a state of disquiet in one country for an invitation to meddle in its domestic affairs.

Dorsey and her neighbors live in a state of disquiet.

Wearing a crimson T-shirt with dark pants and soft black jazz shoes, Mr. Teshigawara flittered among states of disquiet, anxiety and recklessness as he shifted from one bent knee to the other while tracing his arms through space in finely knitted designs that highlighted his demon alacrity.

Scott Walker was less a sign of Republicans' dominance in the state than of "disquiet," in the words of Dick Pas, the Democratic chairman in Waukesha County, with the broad notion of recall.

The possible emergence of an African communist state remained a source of disquiet in the West.

Barack Obama gave his first state-of-the-union speech to Congress amid growing voter disquiet about his agenda.

The presiding judge, Justice Potts, said the Convention on Human Rights forbids repatriation of those at risk of torture, though he added that "UK citizens might reasonably feel disquiet about a state of affairs which permits international terrorists to remain here".But the loudest calls for a change in the law have come from foreign governments.

Kuwaiti officials said Sunday that the suicide bomber who killed at least 27 worshipers at a Shiite Muslim mosque on Friday was Saudi Arabian, bringing a new level of disquiet to an episode that has already shaken the tiny state.

In a state of unhealthy denial, Christians were projecting subterranean disquiet about their activities on to the victims of the Crusades, creating fantastic enemies in their own image and likeness.

Songs as early as 1981's "Controversy" focus on a quest for God, and his catalog overflows with complex number and color systems, prophetic statements and disquiet about the fallen state of humanity.

The Book of Disquiet Fernando Pessoa, trans.