But New York, with characteristic restlessness, was eager to get on with what needed most immediately to be done.
And now he looks at me, polite but with a barely concealed restlessness; he needs to get home.
Imagine the worst flu you've ever had, multiply it by one thousand, and then add on restlessness, insomnia, anxiety, and crushing depression, and you'll start to get a sense of what opioid withdrawal is like.
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.
Much of this a matter of fulfilling some of your basic biological needs - try, for example, to get a good night's rest before important events and to rid yourself of distractions like hunger, restlessness from lack of exercise, etc.
The restlessness of movies fed the "virus of restlessness" which Steinbeck detected in the American people in the 1930's, a people who devoured maps as if they were magazines and in whose eyes he detected "something I was to see over and over in every part of the nation -- a burning desire to go, to move, to get under way, anyplace, away from any Here".
You get to travel and see the world, but you're left with an inability to truly get close to anyone, a sense of restlessness, and are constantly trying to find a place that you can truly call home.
It sounds like great fun and I'm sorry I missed it, but it's 1965 and I've got a future of riots and restlessness to look forward to.
It didn't take long for restlessness to set in.
There's a restlessness to this time travel.
