| There's a timely logic to institutional trashings of the unrelaxed, unopen, and precious, in line with recent installation and performance art. |
| From a British perspective at least, ceramics from Germany still have a stiff and unrelaxed image, in which creativity has been stifled by an emphasis on technical precision. |
| It may be the scale of the occasion combined with his natural shyness, but he seems entirely unrelaxed as he introduces the band to the crowd. |
| In this state they are frenetic, unrelaxed and prone to bad judgment, caught up in the hysteria of the moment. |
| The report added for good measure that Australian officials regarded him as unrelaxed, overfocused on China and difficult. |
| As a people we might well be called the Unrelaxed and, therefore, the Uncontemplative. |
