Yet behind this aura of manic festivity — Falstaff played at 45 r.p.m. — some of his friends saw sadness, restlessness, and a fear of being alone.
Sometimes the pent-up urban summer is a study in restlessness, of that inescapable feeling of being where one should not be, powerless to get out.
The restlessness of clowns is terrible".
The raptures, pain and restlessness of youth are finely conveyed at a breathless pace.
Tales that capture perfectly what Chambers calls the "anguish, longing, pining, yearning, restlessness" of what it's like to have many of the responsibilities of being an adult, but almost none of the privileges.
Participants diagnosed in childhood perceived certain ADHD symptoms to have lessened since adolescence, particularly hyperactivity, although many reported feelings of restlessness or being constantly "on the go" (P24).
Zhangazha's Walter is never volcanic but suggests the restlessness of a man being gnawed from the inside out.
The main finding was that the Norwegian-Vietnamese children, to a large extent, reported views that were opposite to those of their parents, as they were less obedient (mean 0.63 vs. 1.41, reverse coding, p <.001), while the levels of happiness, restlessness and being "better with adults" were similar to those of their Norwegian peers.
The increasing restlessness of American business is beginning to be noticed by economists, government officials and industry groups.
Fuelling the atmosphere of restlessness is the growing use of methamphetamine (primarily d-methamphetamine hydrochloride, or crystal meth) — a highly addictive psychostimulant, which is the roughneck's drug of choice for two good reasons.
