inquietude in a sentence

1. the vast inquietude that foreruns the storm

2. Inquietude saw understood his friendship frequently yet.

3. Mr excellence inquietude conviction is in unreserved particular.

4. And from this inquietude is born the question: “Why does this man or this woman live this way?”

5. Please keep on trying, you are not alone, we are plenty around the world with the same inquietudes.”

6. In Paris we met many people with cultural and intellectual inquietudes, while in Berlin they had more artistic concerns.

7. There is no spiritual “inquietude” aroused by the mere presence of Catholics in society, prompting questions about why we “live this way.”

8. And, in fact, all of us who study philosophy, religion, mysticism, or spirituality do so because we have what is called a “spiritual inquietude.”

9. However, if we notice that this "expedition" inside the subconscious causes any inquietude or soreness to any of the two lovers, we must stop the game immediately.

10. Exactly ten years later, a certain Mario Brotons Jorda edited and published his memoirs on the Spanish Civil War under the title Retazos de una epoca de inquietudes.

11. This deep spiritual inquietude is particularly strong in our adolescence and youth, but unfortunately for us, we do not find the answers in our society, in our religions, in our schools and universities, or in our families.

12. In 2007, at the age of 28, he released Inquietudes and performed it in the night of La Verdad, with the aim of getting the flamenco closer to the young audience adding piano, percussion and electric guitar to the acoustic guitars and flamenco voices.