Sentence examples for restlessness a bit from inspiring English sources
But you couldn't help leaving his show feeling as though you somehow understood the man himself, in all his voluptuous restlessness, a bit more instinctively.
But for all its restlessness the music was a bit inert.
Boredom is often defined as a state of dissatisfaction with the dullness of a situation – usually with a bit of restlessness and fatigue.
Feeling a bit of intellectual restlessness after a few years in the host's chair, though, Mr. Soares came up with an idea for what he thought might make an amusing novel.
You can see him simmering quietly -- nothing indicating his rage except, perhaps, a slight downward turn at the corners of his mouth and a bit of extra restlessness in his darting eyes -- and then, with breathtaking suddenness, he takes action.
Still, especially after a performance she had barely enough time to rehearse for, after six months off, and a performing partner (tenor Rolando Villazon) either under the weather or his own demons, who had forced an emergency illness alert before the third act by Met General Manager Peter Gelb and thus some critical restlessness, I had imagined she might be a bit low.
"Knowing that Parker and Stone have been experiencing a bit of an existential crisis or even just restlessness definitely made tonight seem unusually thematically heavy," remarked Sean O'Neal of The A.V. Club.
The gong with which Goldstein's meditations begin on YouTube, though a bit of Orientalia, does settle the mind and calm its restlessness.
In the two galleries devoted to Parmigianino, the rosy-fingered consistency is replaced by a mercurial restlessness and constant shifts in subject, style, medium and influence that can sometimes be a bit dismaying.
