Sentence examples for restless change from inspiring English sources

And so it goes, restless change manifested as immortality.

For more than four decades he represented restless change, social rebellion and artistic innovation.

Long before Darwin, Germans showed that the natural world was a place of restless change.

Once chosen, you are not holding the constant opportunity to alter or improve your choice, or simply change it just for the sake of restless change.

But it's also a place of restless change, filled with modern technology, importing ideas and cultures, with a skyline in a constant state of re-invention.

He, like many people who voted Conservative for the first time in 1979, was restless for change.

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.

It is an America restless for change, keenly aware of promises not delivered, and resentful of a system which profits the few while keeping the many fearful and at war.

In 1955, the restless Burri changed tack yet again.

The restless exhortation to change, to disrupt, to intervene in other people's business appears undimmed.

Restless discovery and change: just what a private notebook is for.