Yet with that restlessness that was one of his enduring characteristics, he abandoned the gallery for the lobby.
The story shifts back and forth through time, flitting from Hamburg to a ruined house on the shores of Lake Lugano, from New York City to a Brazilian favela with a restlessness that mirrors his own travels while he was writing.
Like many of the products of her era, Rickie Lee Jones grew up with a restlessness that continues to inform her music almost 30 years after the amatory saga of Chuck E briefly brought her mainstream success.
The whole performance is infused with a jittery restlessness that speaks affectingly of Hobart's itchy discomfort in his own skin.
If anything, its memorable imagery and range of registers, coupled with a formal restlessness that encompasses everything from loose quatrains to tumbling prose poems, make it an unusually animated and refreshing read.
He is not the first to try to tap into investors' growing discomfort with traditional funds, a restlessness that has spawned several variations.
His Hogan, whom Veronica calls a "creepy backwoods oddball freak", is a man who never seems to have grown into his body and this gangliness conveys an awkwardness in dealing with the world, a restlessness that can't find repose.
In the interlude of national restlessness that began with the end of the cold war and ended with the beginning of the war on terrorism, it became increasingly difficult for news consumers to tell the players without a score card.
He feels that restlessness that goes along with middle age.
After an average 10 14-day incubation period, the early symptoms of typhoid appear: headache, malaise, generalized aching, fever, and restlessness that may interfere with sleep.
