Sentence examples for bit of restlessness from inspiring English sources

Boredom is often defined as a state of dissatisfaction with the dullness of a situation – usually with a bit of restlessness and fatigue.

You can see him simmering quietly -- nothing indicating his rage except, perhaps, a slight downward turn at the corners of his mouth and a bit of extra restlessness in his darting eyes -- and then, with breathtaking suddenness, he takes action.

Feeling a bit of intellectual restlessness after a few years in the host's chair, though, Mr. Soares came up with an idea for what he thought might make an amusing novel.

I happened to catch Obama at a moment of restlessness.

"Knowing that Parker and Stone have been experiencing a bit of an existential crisis or even just restlessness definitely made tonight seem unusually thematically heavy," remarked Sean O'Neal of The A.V. Club.

Eventually there were signs of restlessness.

Solly felt cured of a kind of restlessness.

Everything until then is a kind of restlessness.

His spirit of restlessness carried over to his own firm.

Nevertheless, there were periods of restlessness, of questions about the careers of those around the mayor.

By the time of his death, Chilton was content with his life after years of restlessness.