Sentence examples for remarkable restlessness from inspiring English sources

Hoffman wrote the following about his first experience taking acid: "Last Friday, April 16, 1943, I was forced to interrupt my work in the laboratory in the middle of the afternoon and proceed home, being affected by a remarkable restlessness, combined with a slight dizziness.

Muhal Richard Abrams and Amina Claudine Myers, seated at a pair of dovetailed grand pianos, improvised without interruption for nearly an hour at the Kitchen on Thursday night, in a remarkable display of restlessness, responsiveness and focus.

One of the most remarkable manifestations of the restlessness of Nice and the surrounding courtry is the bagarre.

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.

What's most remarkable about the 76-year-old's long career is, perhaps, its restlessness: unlike most writers, she has never fallen into a groove of identifiable tactics or a predictable voice.

What's remarkable is not that the film survived the travesty but that its portrait of restlessness and rebellion endures to this day, and we are thereby led toward one of the many mysteries of Bergman.

At last, the presence of high worm burden of Sk. caprae in the large intestine is remarkable; this parasite is generally considered with a very low pathogenicity but it can cause in dairy goats restlessness, itching and lesions in the perianal region [ 52].

The next stage: restlessness.

Sofia's restlessness increased.

We have our restlessness.

Television feeds the restlessness.