Sentence examples for restless chatter from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, when she stops the restless chatter with which she fills her days and lets the silence take over, Lola Delaney seems to be staring at nothing in the deeply felt revival of "Come Back, Little Sheba," which opened Thursday night at the Biltmore Theater.

The room, dressed in dusky oil paintings and gilt trim, is typically ringed by a restless, chattering cloud, equal parts men and women.

Opening the concert, the disc jockey and producer Flying Lotus burrowed into dance music's darker crevices: slow, swampy, distorted bass lines to be topped with restless doubletime chatters, blips and bits of vocals to be steamrollered by looming beats and, finally, a sample of Radiohead's "Idiotheque" — a reminder that Mr. Yorke's other band loves rhythm too.

The natural beauty of scent, colour, sound and sunlight seemed to quiet the restless minds and chatter of people.

If you, too, struggle with a restless, anxious mind, you've probably noticed that the chatter can be especially negative and annoying at the most inopportune moments.

Flocks of chattering fieldfares newly arrived from Scandinavia moved in restless, straggling lines across the dunes and I saw some of them dive into a thicket of sea buckthorn where orange berries redolent of wine attracted them.

John Kruse, the orchestra's principal clarinetist, was featured as the soloist in Nielsen's Clarinet Concerto, a restless, quirky 1928 Neo-Classical piece often disrupted by edgy snare-drum chatter.

Backed by a restless soundscape of twisted early-music parodies (Handel and Haydn most clearly), nervous chatters and birdlike twitters, Mr. Ward stalked the stage in a robe and pajamas, expertly booming and screeching through the work's disjointed reminiscences.