Sentence examples for remained restless from inspiring English sources

In a Postscript published after she died, in 1978, editor-in-chief William Shawn wrote of his prolific correspondent: Her eye never became jaded, her ardor for what was new and alive never diminished, and her language remained restless.

Yet the intellectual Rattle remained restless and in 1980 he swerved into an academic year, reading English literature at St Anne's, Oxford, explaining: "I'd never been to university and I wanted to".

He remained restless, however, and continued traveling until 1980 when, at the age of 70, he finally put down roots at Maralal, in Kenya, building himself a zinc-roofed cabin without electricity or running water, which he shared with an adopted Samburu family.

The patient remained restless, agitated and prone to violent verbal outbursts.

Palin's entourage remained restless.

The situation reportedly remained "restless" in the afternoon.

Backbenchers remain restless.

Outside Jakarta, the provinces remain restless.

The southern secessionist movement is gaining steam, while the Houthis, a rebellious quasi-Shiite Muslim minority in the north, remain restless, although they joined the dialogue.

The Lie is a fine example of Dunmore's ability to perceive the long vistas of history in which the dead remain restless: "Things ought to stop once they're finished, but this won't stop.

Instead, they remained perpetually restless, as if mulling over a host of worries.