Sentence examples for restlessness to the from inspiring English sources
Wearing a long frock coat, the mezzo-soprano Lacey Jo Benter brings a rich, full voice and youthful restlessness to the Prince, vividly conveying the young man's boredom and isolation until the moment he meets Cinderella.
And yet all of us eager to sample such wonders have brought a new restlessness to the people of Ladakh, who now fill Leh's narrow streets with construction cranes and revving Suzukis, and realize that their future lies in a packaging — or even an abandoning — of their past.
Mr. Cuccioli is at his comic best as the hirsute, heel-clicking, accented guardsman; Ms. Schaffel brings the requisite allure and restlessness to the role of the Actress; Mr. Jacoby, who seems to be be navigating between Rex Harrison and George Sanders as the Playwright, nevertheless finds the mischief in the role, and Ms. Altay is touching as the Dresser.
He was almost past the point in his life when he felt he could consider an undersea expedition, but said he still had "a mental restlessness" to live the life he had turned away from when he switched from the sciences to the arts in college.
Rapid changes from restlessness to somnolesence necessitate the choice of a drug with a rapid titratability, adjusting levels of sedation to the prevalent state of CNS excitation.
"They share a common restlessness to elevate their organizations to the next level of analytics". Every organization wants to ensure its customers receive superior treatment.
Returning home, the sense of restlessness to reach one's destination is in the air.
There has always been an inherent restlessness to tech.
The 36 hr-long window of restlessness prior to the main eruption permitted the IGEPN to prepare special advisories that "a major eruption would likely occur in a short time frame (hours to days)" for the local, provincial and national authorities and the local populace.
It is possible that sleep problems may be linked to restlessness linked to the rebound effect more than to the direct action of stimulants [ 26].
