Sentence examples for restlessness of a from inspiring English sources

He exudes the restlessness of a performer who has long since mastered his repertoire.

The book's very structure mimics the restlessness of a family member in a hospital room: pacing, circling, hovering.

What she contemplates is not conveyed, but the scene suggests the angst and restlessness of a long, hot night.

In both these books he has the insouciant amorality of a natural crook and the restlessness of a born adventurer.

Zhangazha's Walter is never volcanic but suggests the restlessness of a man being gnawed from the inside out.

McLellan, a 19 handicapper, discarded each new club with the restlessness of a young child: there was always a better, more sophisticated club to be had.

In the years after, his career took on the peripatetic restlessness of an ex-president's.

There has never been devised a floor plan which satisfies the peculiar restlessness of an editorial staff.

Chapbooks, containing prose versions of medieval romances, folk songs, and rederijkers ("rhetoricians") verse; Reformation propaganda; marching songs of the Calvinist revolt against Spain; these and the first sonnets, the first dissertations in the vernacular, and the first grammars of the Dutch language displayed the restlessness of an age of change.

In the heart of Nespresso's flagship Paris store on the Champs-Élysées, there was a sense of restlessness on a recent afternoon.

The tension's been a part of me for as long as I can remember a feeling of restlessness, a density of time, a sense that everything must be accomplished before it's too late.