Sentence examples for a restive mood from inspiring English sources

With the session in its last late-afternoon half hour, a restive mood prevails in the space where the carers – ranging from 13 to 19 – lie on the floor, practically on top of each other, simulating sleep.

In a presidential election due next year, far more is at stake.The restive mood has hit all politicians.

To make things worse, while the rightwing press have been up to their usual disgraceful tricks, the parts of the media that might offer a counterbalance have mostly failed to understand that it is the restive mood of millions of people – not David Cameron or Jeremy Corbyn, or the late entry into the debate of David Beckham – that is the referendum's main story.

Germany's restive mood may in the end demand that the office of chancellor -- held by Mr. Kohl for 16 years -- also be limited, perhaps to two four-year terms.

Michael Pravica, Henderson, Nevada A restive U.S. population?

THE voters, quite plainly, are in a restive, perhaps even angry mood.

They had to manage a restive Congress.

Ms. Palin faces a restive legislature.

Charlottesville in autumn was a restive and romantic place.

Pakistan, admittedly, had a restive Muslim population to contend with.

There is no indication of a restive board.