Meanings of disquieting rumours in English

Despite disquieting rumours, the expedition was allowed to depart from the river-camp unmolested.

The following day wild and disquieting rumours began to circulate from early morning.

About the end of the year, vague yet disquieting rumours began to circulate in the city.

Then strange and disquieting rumours came home.

Was it merely the expression of her displeasure at Miss Bart's neglect, or had disquieting rumours reached her?

But before the threatened danger actually reached the Evangelical party, it was preceded by disquieting rumours and false alarms.

My father hath heard disquieting rumours of late, and the name of Robert Catesby is mingled in all of them.

I doubt if a year passes without disquieting rumours concerning a fancied big race runner, be it at Cheltenham or elsewhere.

Lieutenant-Governor Griffith lost no time in forwarding the report to the Colonial Office, adding sundry disquieting rumours which supported his suspicions.

Whilst Luther was working on this treatise, new disquieting rumours and remonstrances addressed from Rome to the Elector reached him through Spalatin.

Beaufort's fortune was substantial enough to stand the strain; and yet the disquieting rumours persisted, not only in Fifth Avenue but in Wall Street.

Some disquieting rumours about the condition of La Villette have caused the troops quartered there to be strongly reinforced; nevertheless, perfect tranquility so far prevails.

July 12, 1915.-Disquietingrumours to the effect that epidemic of Billetitis hitherto confined to the north of King's Road shows signs of spreading.