Příklady fretful

• For the most part, during the preoperative period, when the infant or child is frequently fretful and distressed, the care is provided by the parents.

• Those were heady times, made more acute and often fretful by the lack of confidence in where things might go.

• Our society, which obeyed the law and understood the concept of the rule of law, has become more and more fretful.

• If they do not get it, they become nervous and fretful.

• Solicitors as a group are, naturally, fretful that they should be made the scapegoat for the present state of the law.

• Many of them are substantial grievances; some of them loom large, just because men have become tired and fretful.

• It is often fretful and vociferous, and even malignant.

• There is a real danger that impatient and fretful men, swept off their feet by indignation and enthusiasm, may destroy more than they build.

• Relations between the press and politicians in democracies are, all over the world, always uneasy, suspicious and fretful.

• But, of course, we all know that much must be conceded to the fretful impatience of reforming zeal which could not be tolerated in the process of normal politics.

• As a comic, he developed the persona of an insecure, intellectual, fretful nebbish, which he maintains is quite different from his real-life personality.

• An interlocking drama, rich in the comedy of self-deception, reflecting the transience of youth and fretful middle-age.

• An occasionally fretful, attractive homebody, known for her cooking.

• The wear and tear upon their nerves and their muscles, and the loss of sleep make them peevish and fretful.

• Her stock persona (a fretful, flustered, worrisome spinster) made her instantly recognizable and was often imitated in cartoons and other films.