In the interlude of national restlessness that began with the end of the cold war and ended with the beginning of the war on terrorism, it became increasingly difficult for news consumers to tell the players without a score card.
Budd has frequently dismissed his own presence in the ambient pantheon, but this just seems like a continuation of the restlessness that forced his escape from the realms of minimalism.
Her stubbornness is the flip side of the restlessness that made her want to transform Max Fisch's shop into a bar.
Mr. Brown, a self-described Type A personality and triathlete who says he can run two miles in less than 14 minutes, is possessed of a restlessness that supporters say will serve him well in the uphill race against a Democrat, Attorney General Martha M. Coakley, who is already a well-known figure statewide.
She and her mother provide a typical description of this restlessness that could lead to people with mental illness wandering into the bush: Akua: I will be standing there talking with someone, and if I go out I could get lost.
What's missing is that streak of independence, (humor, restlessness), that would let this everyday guy take a leap into forbidden love.
Mr. Carpenter, a disciple of the anthropologist Frank Speck, started out excavating prehistoric Indian sites in the Northeast but soon showed signs of the intellectual restlessness that marked his entire career.
There were significant overall differences in average night time activity across months, regardless of the vector received by the monkey (main effect of month, P = 0.03), in part due to a transient increase in night time activity in the first month post-surgery (Fig. 8C), perhaps reflective of post-surgical restlessness that later resolved.
As in my case, his marriage was the victim of midlife concepts of newness, the great midlife restlessness that had infected both of our exes.
