Sentence examples for compulsion to move from inspiring English sources

It is associated with antipsychotic treatment and is characterized as a feeling of inner restlessness that results in a compulsion to move.

Akathisia is a movement disorder and extrapyramidal side effect characterised by a feeling of restlessness and a compulsion to move.

There is a compulsion to move closer, to scrutinise the geometry of its scales and to marvel at their mosaic in motion as the reptile flows across the ground.

What is her compulsion to move towards, rather than away from the things that most terrify her? "From a very early time, I understood that I only learn from things I don't like.

The young paramours he describes never feel the compulsion to move beyond the technology-mediated contact dating apps and communications channels such as Skype provide.

It's a German word – literally 'a compulsion to move' –  used in chess to describe the point where a player finds that, whatever move he makes, he is going to be at a disadvantage.

His obsession with computers, and his compulsion to keep moving both seemed to have their origins in his restless early years.

I still have a compulsion to go into betting shops.

I felt a compulsion to travel.

It is necessarily conservative, for it uses compulsion and therefore may well hesitate to move in advance of general moral clarity".

Edmond as protagonist is, in emotional and intellectual terms, an odd mix of the settled and the restless, which causes him to move associatively from one scholarly compulsion to the next.