Sentence examples for the growing restlessness from inspiring English sources

As the skit wore on, I worried about the growing restlessness around me.

For the White House to minimize the efforts of unions and others who helped support that challenge suggests a tone-deafness to the growing restlessness in the Democratic Party.

He moves deftly between the politics of Equatorial Guinea — the tiny West African country he claims to be the most wretched on earth — and the growing restlessness of Mann and his cronies.

There's the recent Oscars row and a growing restlessness in the music industry, with Nicki Minaj, for one, being extremely vocal about black under-representation. (Ever savvy to changing trends, Beyoncé's eponymously titled previous album already heralded an edgier direction in her musical style).

The call for a "second revolution" chimes with a growing restlessness and impatience at the pace of developments and the overall performance of the governing Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF).

I was just becoming aware of a growing restlessness with the political point of view I heard daily in my world when McCarthy began his broadsword attacks.

Mr. Sangay said he and the Dalai Lama were aware of a growing restlessness among many ethnic Tibetans, especially young people, as Chinese security officials tighten their oversight of Tibetan religion and culture.

As the most adventurous of the sisters — the first to learn to drive — she feels a growing restlessness.

Mr. Walesa's announcement today reflects what has appeared to many to be a growing restlessness with his role in the new Polish Government.

Ms. Anderman also exudes a complacency in the early scenes that makes sense of James's growing restlessness.

The New Yorker, July 3 , 1948P. 15 We have noticed a growing restlessness among employees on this floor and we have already traced it to two loud-mouthed females.