Sentence examples for represented restless from inspiring English sources
For more than four decades he represented restless change, social rebellion and artistic innovation.
Kirk represents both the restless elements of Ishmael as well as the titular white whale of Melville's novel; Khan's blind pursuit of Kirk mirrors Captain Ahab's obsession with Moby-Dick.
He had a restless mind and hated boredom, and, since the Americans represented something new, he welcomed spending time with me.
The record crowd grew restless as Tottenham trailed by two but Alderweireld's goal represented a life-line.
The stuff of lofty intentions and grubby backstreet life, the city represents much of our restless and contradictory natures.
The dust-up, he said, reflected the "national mood" in an electorate restless for change and overwhelmingly dominated by young people, but hardly represented a clash between generations.
This is a 10-point scale with four levels of anxiety or agitation (+1 restless to +4 combative), one level representing an alert and calm state (0), and five levels of sedation (-5 = nonarousable to -1 = drowsy).
First, they propose that contemporary Latin music can be as radiant, diverse and restless as the 21st-century cultural landscape it represents.
Though the contributors to the book represent diverse perspectives, what they share in common is a restless curiosity, a passionate desire to discover more about the world.
