Sentence examples for restless interest from inspiring English sources

A deeply reflective man, Furbank had a restless interest in the world.

From his Swedenborgian father he inherited both a comfortable income and a restless interest in everything human under the sun.

He seems to have a sincere and restless interest in how badly politics connects with the population, concerns about rising inequality and an understanding of how little moral oomph the Blair and Brown governments eventually possessed.

Somewhat curiously, however, Sacks's driving, restless interests do not seem to encompass what might be considered heightened states of awareness, or transcendent forms of consciousness.

To this day, longtime associates say, he remains driven more by his own restless, shifting interests than by the chummy log-rolling and vote-swapping common on Capitol Hill.

But by then a restless world's interest had burned itself out.

Not restless — I was interested.

Adopters of this model across the Atlantic tend toward the young and the restless, who are interested in testing received notions not only about food but also about what a restaurant can and should be.

Rousseau's work may never recover its original, wacky tang after generations of culture-climbing parents have seized on it, desperately, to interest their restless progeny in something, anything, modernly arty.

Feeling tired, restless or agitated, losing interest in life and becoming unable to enjoy anything, finding it hard to make decisions, having difficulty sleeping, avoiding people and losing self-confidence are some of depression's guises.

The word "bored" is listed in Webster's dictionary as an adjective meaning weary and restless through lack of interest.