(And while many other details of the story have been changed, the novel's themes of parental disappointment, spousal bereavement and late-mid-life restlessness resonate with force and subtlety in the movie).
For a while, Kidd seems to have enjoyed the high life, but the restlessness of the born seafarer overtook him and in 1695 he returned to London seeking a new commission to hunt pirates.
Ms. Rodriguez plays a high school senior whose frustration with her life and physical restlessness -- she lives to fight -- brings her to a boxing gym, where she begins to training for bouts.
A good portion of the book is devoted to the social and what might be called the geographic structure of musical high life — Toscanini's restlessness, the endless ocean voyages, the meetings with celebrities, the shuffling of family and mistresses, the frequent retreats to Lago Maggiore for a peace that was beyond his reach.
Despite his restlessness, life moves a little slower for the soft-spoken former Yellow Magic Orchestra member these days.
This includes a list of six questions regarding stressful life events including: restlessness, easy fatigability, muscular tension, sleep disturbances, irritability and difficulties concentrating.
By the time of his death, Chilton was content with his life after years of restlessness.
Ms. Cooley's life is marked by restlessness, curiosity and a certain amount of open-ended ambling.
Both his physical and his spiritual life were marked by restlessness and wanderings, largely in Europe, that affected the training of his children at school and their education at home.
I will provide tips on how to stay sane in this non-stop world, how to manage your needs to be right and the best, how to turn your restlessness into a life strategy, how to keep your relationships healthy as you plow through life and how to recognize your sense of purpose when it appears.
He was twenty-three, and suffering from the complications of being young and living a life of trouble, heartache, and restlessness.
