Disquieted

I did indeed address the issue which has become very topical among media practitioners in recent years, disquieted about their malcontent in the quality of representation or the lack thereof, within the fraternity.

The common presumption is that they would shift to Kate Forbes, if they are disquieted with current SNP strategy.

All were disquieted, unnerved, frightened.

And Samuel said to Saul, Why hast thou disquieted me, to bring me up?

As Nkrumah's rule wore on, he began to take actions which disquieted the leadership of the armed forces, including the creation and expansion of the President's Own Guard Regiment (POGR).

For in a dream some god stood at the side of Marcian, Emperor of the East, while he was disquieted about his fierce foe, and showed him the bow of Attila broken in that same night, as if to intimate that the race of Huns owed much to that weapon.

On the other hand, if the Russian western line is at the border of Poland, Europe will be permanently disquieted.