As she did so, a film of a swaying body was projected, taped voices discussed growing older, and restless actions symbolized mental restlessness.
Emergence agitation/delirium, which have been used interchangeably in most of the literature [ 2], defined as a state of mild restlessness and mental distress and a restless or confused status after emergence from anaesthesia [ 2, 3].
Moreover, most underweight patients feel restless owing to their mental and physical condition, with this restlessness making participation in psychotherapeutic sessions problematic.
She won a film contract in 1946 but grew so restless and bored that she feigned mental illness to break the arrangement.
Instead, ironically, you're restless". What carries him through is mental stamina.
Our restless little minds are zooming about in "mental time travel," unearthing feelings and thoughts from the past, then processing them into a biofuel that propels us ever more expertly into the future.
Only certain tiny details make it obvious that I am talking to mental patients; wide pupils or restless hands, for example.
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Blanchett may sell tickets, but her "Hedda" is, unfortunately, just another victim of what the critic Kennedy Fraser called "mental fashion," which "is by nature restless — bent on promoting, and profiting by, constant novelty".
Meditation should not be used simply because one feels restless, but because one wishes to hone their mental abilities.
