There was some restlessness in the crowd before he finally stopped speaking, some feeling that the event was not as splendid, or solemn, or heartrending, as had been expected.
Given the generally ruminative quality of the Saariaho compositions on this 90-minute program, the lack of piece-specific closure might have contributed to some restlessness in the crowd.
In some ways, this restlessness in the midst of plenty is America's most remarkable feature.This year, around 40m Americans one in seven will move house, the equivalent of the entire population of Spain.
This has been shown to result in an increase in attention and a decrease in restlessness in children and adults who have been diagnosed with ADHD [ 1].
Like Bruce Chatwin's great novel of nomadism, "The Songlines," an intriguingly unclassifiable analysis of the creativity to be found in restlessness, "In Motion" ranges widely over continents and approaches and time frames, leaping from idea to idea.
This temporal uncertainty plays itself out in this novel in a geographical restlessness.
The Wooster Group veteran creates a portrait of a mature actress whose beauty lies in her restlessness, at Abrons Arts Center.
In my restlessness, I tried to picture that night a month before, the day after President Kennedy had been assassinated.
Presley was unique as a rock star who did not move away from his roots; Hendrix was more typical in his restlessness.
Arthur is not dissimilar to David Hockney, Miles Davis, Picasso or Prince in his restlessness and ability to master whatever he chose to turn his hand to.
