Sentence examples for restlessness from from inspiring English sources

Facing restlessness from his own people, Jordan's King Abdullah does not want a democratic uprising to succeed next door.

Wagner's gravid prelude was perhaps a peculiar choice for a family-oriented concert, and met with some restlessness from the younger members of the audience.

The acting had to be really detailed and precise to withstand the audience's close scrutiny, and, in turn, the tiniest movement or restlessness from the audience would impact back on the actors, instantly modulating the choices they made.

Whether it was the overdue combination or just Piazza's restlessness from a week of inactivity, the Mets came alive the way they had envisioned during those late-night planning sessions over the winter.

While key reform leaders have been jailed in recent years, and some killed, and reformist newspapers have endured a relentless campaign of harassment and closure, the conservatives have given the reformers enough leeway to prevent popular restlessness from boiling over.

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"You can tell from silences, from restlessness, sometimes from coughing.

The trouble is, neither the playwright nor the character appears to have figured out where Penny's restlessness comes from, or where it's taking her.

For example, the term "nervous" (K10: items 2 3) could be further described as, "like how you might feel if faced with an examination or test" to help distinguish it from neurological conditions and depression and, for Tamil participants, from restlessness.

His nervous restlessness was there from the outset, though.

A sort of good-natured restlessness was emerging from him, the kind you see in kids who can amuse themselves better on their own.