White Denim's music is too restless to ever be average, a restlessness that extends to James's existentialist lyrics.
I had what in Yiddish is known as the spilches, or ants in my pants, a restlessness that needed to be satisfied by activity, or, God forbid, work.
And unresolved anger over his mother's death fueled a restlessness that was hard to quell.
At sixty-two, Biden has a cheerful vanity and an exuberant restlessness that make him seem far younger.
It is a muscular restlessness that will one day — this is Perowne's considered opinion — become athetoid, plagued by involuntary, uncontrollable movements.
Underlying it all is an extraordinary intellectual energy and restlessness that has, almost by stealth, built up a vast and varied body of work that stands comparison with the very best right across the range of his activities.
Yet no matter how happy our lives are, part of this restlessness never goes away, this restlessness that provides a tantalizing glimpse of our longing for God.
The full title of Oliver Stone's hectic new chapter in the Gordon Gekko cycle — a conventional sequel that is also a corrective, a parody and a sly act of auto-homage — is "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," and the movie has an insomniac restlessness that is by turns thrilling and enervating.
But those same volcanoes also have periods of restlessness that never culminate in a big explosion.
Scheduling for the "Zoomerang" stadium leg in the Pacific from November December 1993 afforded the band more off-days between shows than previous legs, but this amplified the exhaustion and restlessness that had set in by the tour's end.
