"Petrouchka" is a near-miracle of exuberance; its restlessness of movement and irrepressible life force predict "Le Sacre du Printemps," soon to turn all of music on its ear.
What she said of the "rust-backed mongoose," she could have said of herself: "Its restlessness was / its excellence": it was praised for its wit; and the jerboa, like it, a small desert rat, and not famous, that lives without water, has happiness.
What she said of the "rust-backed mongoose," she could have said of herself: "Its restlessness was / its excellence": it was praised for its wit; and the jerboa, like it, a small desert rat, and not famous, that lives without water, has happiness.
It has the courage of its intellectual restlessness.
Its bald spots of self-consciousness are overridden by the courage of its intellectual restlessness.
As seen (see 2.4.1 above), an essential characteristic of desire is its restlessness, its ongoing agitated searching and futile striving.
Another essential aspect of Kline's work is its restlessness.
Its restlessness is the source of your own.
"A corporation is the sum of the restlessness of its people".
In a tight, vigorous performance of a suite from that work, the orchestra's woodwinds, brasses and percussion (with guitar, banjo and piano) thoroughly captured the music's essence and conveyed a palpable sense of its dark atmosphere and pervasive restlessness.
