Sentence examples for restlessness not from inspiring English sources
They seem to be in a perpetual state of restlessness, not quite sure if they should move beyond or cling to their recent glory.
Even Sinead Cusack, a more experienced Shakespearean performer, occasionally seems hustled out of her verbal stride by a revival that panders to modern restlessness, not only by speeding up the play but (no Pompey, for instance) by cutting it too much.
Other descriptions included dry mouth, excessive thirst, sleepiness, restlessness, not feeling the legs, blindness or poor vision and frequent urination.
The sexual victimization triggered a wide range of affective consequences most commonly described as "shame", "restlessness", "not able to speak", "fear" and "emotional breakdown" which regularly resulted in further impairment of their relationships with their partners, families and communities.
He also found young actors, like Paul Scofield, whose inner restlessness was not stagy but existential, reflective of the times.
The restlessness may not have been more than a few roadblocks by a handful of people, but it was enough to demonstrate that the popular support for the Taliban had faded.
The England captain's restlessness is not just about the money on offer from City – although that undoubtedly plays a part – but also the ambition that Abramovich is prepared to show in buying the kind of players who can seriously challenge again for the Premier League and Champions League.
Like Travis Bickle, Robert De Niro's overstimulated psycho in "Taxi Driver," Okwe never really sleeps, though his restlessness is not propelled by loathing, the way Bickle's is; he's a good man, even a fanatically good man, which makes him a possible fool and victim as well as a hero.
Restlessness may not be severe and difficult to characterize.
Nausea, vomiting, photophobia, phonophobia, osmophobia, motion sensitivity or restlessness are not features of RES.
Having been reared on the car, they started commandeering it as an instrument of their restlessness, driving not to any place in particular, but just anywhere away from Here.
