Sentence examples for feeling restive from inspiring English sources
This is an extraordinary premise for a film — a childless world — and it will leave some viewers feeling restive and underinformed.
In 1790, the French National Assembly, which was feeling restive anyway, decided that the time had come to seek rationality not only for France but also, by enlightened example, for the rest of the world.
Feeling restive at home while the war was still on, however, he headed for the China-Burma-India theater in 1943.
But even when they aren't, the assemblies have a jumbled, restive feeling.
It's the thing that says, 'the world is imperfect and we must get up off our asses and do something about it.' In other words, the restive feelings we have, the subtle sensations of unease, which we feel on a daily basis, are inherently good things.
The resulting disconnect between what governments want and are expected to do, and what they can do, has left voters feeling let down and restive.
There is agreement at the top of government on the need to stick to the current approach while doing more to spur growth - but backbench MPs, no doubt feeling the heat from hard-pressed constituents, are growing restive.
Millions of citizens in the restive east, however, did not vote at all, either because of separatist sympathies, feelings of intimidation by pro-Russian militias or simply a lack of polling stations.
