Sentence examples for restlessness about the from inspiring English sources

Picking up the theme when he spoke to the legislators from NATO nations, many of them also facing public discontent, Mr. Miliband acknowledged that there was a widespread restlessness about the war across Europe.

But there's always been a restlessness about Coles, with the bubbling house of that debut single the flipside to Nocturnal Sunshine's atmospheric dubstep.

There's a restlessness about James that craves the next big move, the next power play..

But there is a discernible restlessness about Hatton.

There was a restlessness about them, I felt, they couldn't wait to move on.

He is 42, a short doughy man with a soft, confiding voice, but there is a restlessness about him.

In "Channel Orange" (Def Jam) he tests the complete range of his voice without showing off, finds discrete shades of dread and passion everywhere and uses his restlessness about sound and style to powerful effect.

There's a wonderful restlessness about his perspective and a limitless capacity for unearthing new levels of discomfiture and dejection, not least for brilliantly comic effect.

At a breakfast meeting, there was a current of restlessness about Johnson; he did not seem self-satisfied and his questions were probing.

Restlessness about his work and life continued, and, in young middle age, Coney decided to pull up his roots and take his family for a fresh start in the West Indies.

It's been useful to compare notes, says O'Flynn, because although Port and A Taste of Honey are superficially similar – "two northern working-class young women with a restlessness about them, who both find it difficult to deal with people loving them, even though they're looking for that" – there are subtle but acute differences in register.