disquiet

The disquiet with such procedures is very much in evidence.

Then the image was gone, leaving a sense of disquiet.

Consider, for example, the current disquiet about the stock market.

Yet events have also taken place that could cause a great deal of disquiet.

Despite this, the visit was the cause of some disquiet.

What he could see of her expression gave him cause for disquiet.

We know that they show very great disquiet about the Singapore issues.

During Term 1 2009 there was continued disquiet among some staff, students and parents.

A sudden disquiet came over her, a sense that nothing was what it seemed to be.

But the disquiet has risen to new levels in recent days.

They are absent here, though their sense of disquiet remains.

The issue which we need to address is the underlying disquiet.

You can't know the disquiet I feel over the dead.

Can you help remove the disquiet he and I now feel about this trip?

Whatever its cause, it gave him yet further grounds for disquiet.

But even at this early stage there were signs of disquiet.

Santa's sense of disquiet may become a political liability for the next president.

A feeling of disquiet was beginning to stir in his brain.

And when the document finally arrived, on time, he read it with a sense of real disquiet.

Why did she keep feeling disquiet and disrespect around her?

An air of urgency and disquiet hung over the room.

His dark eyes rested on her, a shadow of disquiet in them.

Andrew did not protest further, but he still felt disquiet.

Her disquiet was soon relieved however as she lost to Carol.

It was important to conceal the signs of his disquiet.

Others say they are disquieted by the speed of the process.

But we were disquieted and began to cable for later news.

Even though he had been smiling, this whole thing left him disquieted.

Instead, he walked out of town, disquieted without quite knowing why.

He was thrilled and disquieted by the thought, all at the same time.

Josh was disquieted because they were so serious about it.

And we Romans in the middle of it, he thought, disquieted.

I looked away, disquieted that my reality could be changed so easily.

Even the sight of that couple and their children on the beach had disquieted me.

For the first time, his reflection in a mirror disquieted him.

But some delegates said they were disquieted by the outcome.

Feeling thoroughly disquieted, she left her room in a rush.

He looked into her faceplate and made the next move, disquieted.

Jimmy found himself vaguely disquieted by this piece of information.

"Better, thank you," he said, his soul disquieted by the white.

And yet, it disquieted her that he could speak so flippantly.

What disquieted him, however, was the suspicion that he himself had inspired this article.

He thought of him kindly; but his thoughts were disquieted and fearful.

But I am disquieted when he agrees with me.

Nonetheless, he was surprised by the strength of her mental voice, and also disquieted.

It had not been hermetically sealed, true, but something about the situation disquieted him.

Yet this briefing held more that would disquiet them.

The men kept the women and children close, and everyone looked thoroughly disquieted.

He seemed neither disquieted nor impressed, but merely interested to know.

But the thunder of the hill country disquieted him.