Sentence examples for this disquiet from inspiring English sources

The opera holds much of this disquiet.

This disquiet added to a subsequent rise in civil unrest.

Mancini sensed, rather than knew at his interview, that there was this disquiet among his defenders.

Particularly with regards to Ye Shiwen, this disquiet has been expressed at the highest levels.

This disquiet hasn't stopped me listening, of course, which makes me complicit in a programme that is, to some extent, ethically questionable.

Some of this disquiet seems to have been taken on by Amref and Farm-Africa because some interesting shifts in policy seem to have taken place.

This underlying disquiet among men should encourage campaigners as this offers the opportunity to start conversations about how unnatural FGM seems once it's removed from cultural and religious justifications.

At the heart of this social disquiet lies our uncodified and somewhat mysterious constitution, whose essential features date back to the end of the 18th century.

And maybe, just maybe, this latent disquiet sometimes manifested itself in a curious, corporeal way -- in the form of an itch.

It remains remarkable that this horrible disquiet reaches us only through the ears: for the thunder of the guns, the wailing, whistling, and crashing of the balls through the air, is really the cause of these sensations".

This aroused disquiet and objections against the fairness of the trial among an increasing amount of legal academics and judges, and The News brought much attention to Stuart's plight with an aggressive, tabloid-style campaign.