For designers and auto enthusiasts, the importance of concept cars lies in precisely this human restlessness.
But there are plenty of reasons that humans will eventually summon the political will to make the trip, scientists say, if not for human restlessness that has taken us out of the caves and across the oceans, then to escape being wiped out when the killer asteroid appears or the Sun boils the oceans, which it will do in a couple of billion years.
His extra-human restlessness — he needed to be "perpetuum mobile," as he put it — made him one of the least conventional men on the planet.
The films of the New Wave and its offshoots (largely 1960's) took as their ostensible subjects love, romance, intrigue, politics, war, betrayal, and the human condition -- of restlessness, of seeking, of trying to tie up the loose ends of life.
The relationship between past and present preoccupies these five Land sculptures: they're rooted in Britain's industrial heritage – yet also address the current restlessness of the human condition.
If restlessness is a human impulse, Americans in particular have made it a national trait.
The cast of men dispersed into the crowd, roaming the aisles as if human embodiments of West's restlessness.
If the defining characteristic of modern humans is this sort of Faustian restlessness, then, by Pääbo's account, there must be some sort of Faustian gene.
By the fourth day, "mechanics, artisans, and laborers in every department of human industry began to show symptoms of restlessness and discontent".
Happiness is a trait that does not always play well now: we might prefer that Veronese displayed instead a hint of Michelangelo's terribilità, Leonardo's intellectual restlessness or Titian's all-encompassing human sympathy.
In humans, unilateral lesions have been shown to cause hyperactivity and restlessness (Caplan et al., 1990), in line with the typical profile of hyper-arousal in insomnia.
