Restless in a sentence as an adjective

He had to stay in the hospital quite a while, and got restless because he couldn't hack.

Ah, yes, the new Caesar is throwing bread to the plebeians to silence the restless.

You want to keep data at rest encrypted, but data is restless, and it's hard to predict when each piece of it will wake up.

""Oh no we don't need your functional restless framework, we've been using a java framework for like 10 years, it peaks out at 1000 req/s.

"Any escape might help to soothe / The unattractive truth / That the suburbs have no charms to soothe / The restless dreams of youth... "- Rush, "Subdivisions"

It's the unreasonable, the uncomfortable, and the restless who create and self actualize.

Sometimes you just want to give up, but you don't because this what you love to do and if you stop/give up on one tech idea you'll get restless and do another!

For six weeks, I didn't sleep more than two hours at a time, had constant chills and diarrhea, couldn't really eat, ached everywhere, and had non-stop restless muscles.

The kids are fidgety and restless while sitting, but when you sit them on one of these the subconscious motor control going on seems to quell the foreground restlessness.

The young, vibrant, restless newcomers?Understandably and naturally, there is friction.

> and reminds me of the practice in **** occupied terriroties of having loudspeakers in the street to control, order and relay propaganda to the restless occupied.

Restless definitions

adjective

worried and uneasy

See also: ungratified unsatisfied

adjective

ceaselessly in motion; "the restless sea"; "the restless wind"

adjective

lacking or not affording physical or mental rest; "a restless night"; "she fell into an uneasy sleep"

See also: uneasy