America's Jewish population, about six million, has changed little in total number in recent years, but it is not immune from the restless impulses that make the United States a transient society.
From all this remarkable work, much more is sure to emerge, driven by the same restless, probing, experimental impulse.
In "As a Wrinkle," Amina Amici offered an inward-looking, restless portrait in which physical impulses died as quickly as they flared up.
I was bored, restless and (of course) had to fight an impulse to run from the room.
The sales pitch bends down to the electorate as if to a crowd of restless children, deems the body politic incapable of generous impulse, selfless motive, or creative thought, delivers the insult with a headwaiter's condescending smile.
Her first quartet seems piqued by impulses of attraction and abandonment, placing a restless pair next to a limp one.
For every dream of unfettered longing a counteractive impulse seems sooner or later to assert itself: the restless scratch of observation, which snags on real things and difficult "wretched ordinariness".
Impulse control disorder presents in a variety of conditions treated with dopamine agonists, such as restless leg syndrome (Cornelius et al., 2010); in Parkinson's disease, these agents increase the risk of impulse control disorder expression (Weintraub et al., 2006) but they do not unequivocally cause it (Evans et al., 2005; Voon et al., 2007).
It is the work of a restless polymath ignoring the world around her and opting for an idiosyncratic, murky feeling that reflects her impulses.
