Sentence examples for growing restlessness of from inspiring English sources

He moves deftly between the politics of Equatorial Guinea — the tiny West African country he claims to be the most wretched on earth — and the growing restlessness of Mann and his cronies.

Mr. Sangay said he and the Dalai Lama were aware of a growing restlessness among many ethnic Tibetans, especially young people, as Chinese security officials tighten their oversight of Tibetan religion and culture.

Most of Paris's crime problems are attributed to years of high unemployment and growing restlessness among poor youth who have grown up in the outskirts of the city.

Ms. Anderman also exudes a complacency in the early scenes that makes sense of James's growing restlessness.

As the most adventurous of the sisters — the first to learn to drive — she feels a growing restlessness.

For the White House to minimize the efforts of unions and others who helped support that challenge suggests a tone-deafness to the growing restlessness in the Democratic Party.

As the skit wore on, I worried about the growing restlessness around me.

But she had grown restless with her restlessness.

Trying to quiet growing investor restlessness, the company for the first time made more details about its experimental drugs available.

Adopted by a middle-class family in New Orleans, Ms. Sunée grew up in comfortable circumstances but with a growing sense of dislocation and restlessness.

Fuelling the atmosphere of restlessness is the growing use of methamphetamine (primarily d-methamphetamine hydrochloride, or crystal meth) — a highly addictive psychostimulant, which is the roughneck's drug of choice for two good reasons.