The phrase "a state of restless" is not correct in English.
It should be "a state of restlessness." You can use it to describe a condition of being unable to relax or find peace, often due to anxiety or agitation.
Example: "After weeks of uncertainty, she found herself in a state of restlessness, unable to focus on her work."
Alternatives: "a feeling of unease" or "a condition of agitation."
Joe Frazier was in a state of restless retirement when I went to see him in Philadelphia in 1983.
The characters are often in a state of restless, agitated motion, confused about where they are going and what they will find when they arrive.
By Michael Shapiro November 8 , 2011Joe Frazier was in a state of restless retirement when I went to see him in Philadelphia in 1983.
At the other end, was Gibb, "in a state of restless concentration", adjusting his sleeve, cap, and spectacles, then shuffling his before every ball he faced.
Watteau was the best-paid painter of his day, but he lived, Michon writes, in a state of restless self-disgust: "his execution was inferior to his inspiration, he believed art was something far above what he practiced".
We know from the start of the book that she and Maxim are wandering Europe in a state of restless guilt, dreaming of Manderley but unable to live there, and on the last page we learn why.
Emergence agitation/delirium, which have been used interchangeably in most of the literature [ 2], defined as a state of mild restlessness and mental distress and a restless or confused status after emergence from anaesthesia [ 2, 3].
Nothing on Burnt Glass ever stays stationery, each element of a track seems to be in a state of hyper-tension and restless propulsion.
It feels as opposite to that state of restless online anxiety as it is possible to feel.
As a voice-over murmurs the epigraph, the camera surveys the murky skyline of Nanjing, the Chinese city through which its restless young characters drift in a state of sullen heat.
Behaving agitated and restless, she seemed to be in a state of hyperarousal.
