disquiet

What bothered me that morning as I typed up my piece was a disquiet, a physical sensation I could not quite identify.

Second, it has transformed Japan's sense of disquiet into one of full-blown anxiety and crisis.

British investors seem to feel more disquiet about the shackling of company executives than do the bosses themselves.

The colourful language of the rank-and-file endears this man to his troops, but causes vague disquiet amongst his peers.

Disquiet among the general public is matched on the political stage.

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

In recent weeks, Berlin has caused further disquiet in Europe by pushing hard for a restructuring of Greece's bond debt.

An offer of help could also help China in its quest to buy other assets in Europe that have so far been viewed with disquiet.

Still, with disquiet in her mind and a chill in her heart, she removed it and read it again.

The Occupy Wall Street movement is a symptom of a growing public disquiet about the workings of market capitalism, writes Richard Lambert.

The first week of that period is filled with public disquiet, panic buying, and looting.

However, disquiet in Congress over the exercise of extraordinary Fed powers raised a cloud over his future.

Take good note of any feelings of disquiet or fear and act upon them.

Of course it was a brutal and harrowing time, but that isn't the reason for my disquiet.

But he likens this to the initial disquiet over the recording of customer-service telephone calls, something that is now widely accepted.

One is detecting public disquiet in a number of areas of intellectual property, asking: Are we going too far?

Contamination of infant milk formulas with melamine contributed to continuing disquiet about China's Food and Drug Administration.

Despite the available guidance, there is still disquiet surrounding the issue of ethical conduct of research.

He sought to deepen social, political and economic contacts with Pyongyang, the northern capital, to the disquiet of Washington.

Even on the right of the political spectrum, there have been rumblings of disquiet.

It was the same exact disquiet she'd felt earlier when she stepped into Dr. Abaddon's house.

It may have misjudged both the fury of the miners and voters' disquiet.

However, Indian leaders have gone out of their way to mask a growing disquiet in India about China's rise.

The strength of the dollar is causing considerable disquiet on the stock exchange.

The mounting disquiet reflects a huge jump in the price of property, particularly luxury flats.

The disquiet has been heightened by the enormous trade surpluses China has racked up each year since it joined.

The President's speech caused considerable disquiet in some European capitals.

The enormous blunders since committed by the US and Europe mean deference has been replaced by disquiet.

The disquiet will boilover in the long run.

But at cockcrow he awoke to a great disquiet and anger.

There has been rising disquiet on the IMF's board, particularly among emerging market countries, about the fund's stance towards Greece.

I've experienced it; I think most artists do and that feeling of inner "disquiet" you describe.

Disappointing earnings from Morgan Stanley added to the mood of disquiet.

One way my inner disquiet was expressed was in my working relationship with the contact person.

Six parts arrogance, three parts disquiet and one part guilt towards your late husband.

Now Libya, which accounts for about 2 per cent of global production, seems on the brink of civil war, creating further disquiet.

Disquiet: An invisible aura emitted by the Promethean that is deleterious to humans, animals and even the land itself.

Gruesome details about the mechanics of executions also stoke public disquiet.

I think most artists do and that feeling of inner "disquiet" you describe.

Either way, a degree of public disquiet seems certain.

Disquiet is heard also among Turkey's partners in the Nato alliance.

This loss of momentum (also apparent in private services) is causing disquiet. But the fretting looks overdone.

An uncertain but unceasing disquiet is upon me.

But, it does signal the government's disquiet over the level of corruption.

However, there is disquiet there at the trial's length and cost.

I realized I was shaking, from the effort and from disquiet.

Her disquiet made us uneasy too.

More than disquiet about the present , voters nervous about the future .

Most telling of all are the stirrings of disquiet in America, Israel's most steadfast ally.

China ready to quell disquiet over new environmental policies

Disquiet grows in Asia over the soaring price of rice

A feeling of disquiet or apprehension

You are frequently feeling the disquiet of others