Sentence examples for a growing restlessness among from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, July 3 , 1948P. 15 We have noticed a growing restlessness among employees on this floor and we have already traced it to two loud-mouthed females.

As the most adventurous of the sisters — the first to learn to drive — she feels a growing restlessness.

Mr. Walesa's announcement today reflects what has appeared to many to be a growing restlessness with his role in the new Polish Government.

Although these details do not explain entirely why Gerrard is contemplating a return to Liverpool in some capacity, they contribute towards a growing restlessness inside him.

The call for a "second revolution" chimes with a growing restlessness and impatience at the pace of developments and the overall performance of the governing Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF).

I was just becoming aware of a growing restlessness with the political point of view I heard daily in my world when McCarthy began his broadsword attacks.

Most of Paris's crime problems are attributed to years of high unemployment and growing restlessness among poor youth who have grown up in the outskirts of the city.

For the White House to minimize the efforts of unions and others who helped support that challenge suggests a tone-deafness to the growing restlessness in the Democratic Party.

Ms. Anderman also exudes a complacency in the early scenes that makes sense of James's growing restlessness.

As the skit wore on, I worried about the growing restlessness around me.

Mr. Sangay, whose official title is kalon tripa, or prime minister, said he and the Dalai Lama were aware of a growing anger and restlessness among many ethnic Tibetans, especially young people, who bridle under the control of the ethnic Han authorities.