Sentence examples for restlessness for the from inspiring English sources

Born in 1961, Vince was the son of a haulage contractor, an experience which, perhaps, gave him a restlessness for the road.

Enforced leisure has indeed become a feared cause of boredom and restlessness for those who have lost jobs, who have lost overtime work, who hold part-time jobs when they desire full-time employment, or who were pushed into unwanted early retirement.

But restive has always suggested restlessness, and for the striking reason that a supposedly stationary quadruped (in particular a horse), when refusing to be driven forwards, is liable to dance about sideways and backwards instead.

He doesn't bring much personality to his work or have an obvious signature, save for a penchant for roving cameras and his appreciation of Ms. Ronan, one difference being that in this movie his cinematographic restlessness works for the story.

The restlessness for a return to national prominence may explain Notre Dame's team motto for this season: "Dive Right In".

Rutherford Selig Arliss Howardd), a white peddler and "people finder," on the other hand, exploits the chronic cultural restlessness for profit.

Bernarda Marquez knows that restlessness, for her family has yet to find the remains of all their loved ones who died here.

I sat with Lleyton Hewitt, all Aussie bustle and restlessness, for a breathless 45 minutes once and the answer to each question had come back at me almost before it was out of my mouth – and the next?

"Does Obama Even Want to Win the Election?" asked Michael Tomasky, calling the president "withdrawn and distant," and asking, "Is he enthusiastic about keeping this job, or [is he] just maybe tired of being president?" Andrew Sullivan has been apoplectic: "Does Obama Want Out?" he titled a recent post, writing of the president's "deflated spirit" and "restlessness" for a different job.

He doesn't share a restlessness for change.

Her restlessness for invention and resolve drove her and it knew no bounds.