Sentence examples for restless characters from inspiring English sources
His restless characters are on the move, sometimes on the hustle and often on the run.
Gilbert has always been interested in restless characters seeking extraordinary experiences, and eventually she became one herself.
The restless characters, especially the men, in Gabriele Muccino's stinging contemporary comedy, "The Last Kiss," are all gripped by the fever to remain forever young.
Her four-member company, named the Human Future Dance Corps, will move about the stage, dressing rooms, hallways and bathrooms to create a theater of memory, as four restless characters try to unravel the mysterious disappearance of a man who carries a basket of purple confetti.
Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $20. Tim Krabbe's new novel is a psychological thriller, a study in political corruption and, most improbably, a tender coming-of-age story in which fate binds the restless characters with an inevitability that may remind readers of Thomas Hardy's fiction.
Her four-member company, the Human Future Dance Corps, will move about the stage, dressing rooms, hallways and bathrooms to create a theater of memory, as four restless characters try to unravel the mysterious disappearance of a man who carries a basket of purple confetti.
Jones is, at first glance, an engaging, restless character with a capacity for glibness and politically driven compromise.
The format of string quartet with an extra viola was unusual when Mozart composed this work, a masterpiece of restless character and symphonic breadth.
As Mother in the critically acclaimed "Passing Strange," Eisa Davis is the quietest character in a loquacious, exuberant and really loud Broadway musical about the search for authenticity and meaning by her son, a restless character named Youth.
Egan even includes the Franzenesque trope of sending a restless character on an unlikely money-making foray abroad, flexing free-market muscles in an exotic environment where corruption and danger are rather sharper threats than in middle-class America.
They all have a "restless" character and "adventuring spirit", he told me, which draws them to advocate for their politics or practice their trade in one of the most dangerous places in the world.
