Sentence examples for extreme restlessness from inspiring English sources
They have a preference for exciting people and variety, and they experience extreme restlessness when escape from tedious consistency is impossible.
They lost interest in food and displayed extreme restlessness, following the pasture fence around and around apparently searching for a way out. . . .
"Previous studies with mice lacking this gene showed only short-term memory problems, but additional studies showed social withdrawal, a tendency to scatter things, and extreme restlessness," says David Gerber, a Picower research scientist who worked on the studies.
Atypical antipsychotics are associated with extreme restlessness, uncontrollable speech and involuntary movements, and to a lesser degree tardive dyskinesia as well as drowsiness, increased metabolic problems, and significant weight gain [ 64- 66].
Life and death, passion and poverty, volatility and violence, religion and resilience, tragedy and trafficking, sex and superstition, danger and drugs, michelada and chocolate Mayordomo - no region in the world presents such a spicy cauldron of extremes, of sheer restlessness and revolution as this part of the world.
When some of the most prominent love stories of our times also serve as cautionary tales about extreme wealth and ego-driven restlessness, you have to wonder if there's not some essential sickness encoded in our cultural DNA.
Furthermore, the regression was preceded in our patient by a prodromal phase characterized by behavioural disruption (restlessness and excitement, extreme agitation, short attention span with rapid shifts from one uncompleted activity to another), and the occurrence of acute episodes of extreme fearfulness associated with motor and neuro-vegetative symptoms, sometimes in a context of fever.
"Neophilia spurs us to adjust and explore and create technology and art, but at the extreme it can fuel a chronic restlessness and distraction".
Conflict between such extremes of poverty and wealth caused restlessness among the peasants and rendered reform inevitable.
This time, however, she experienced akathisia'a medicine-induced agitation and restlessness that some patients on antidepressants describe as the feeling of bugs crawling through the skin'and an extreme bout of mania.
