Sentence examples for Slightly agitated from inspiring English sources

Phillips sounded slightly agitated as he answered questions about Gonzalez on Friday.

Mr. Freud paints him with a hollow, slightly agitated gaze below thinning hair, above glasses slid down the nose.

"Well, there's more journalists here because this is a press conference," Ms. Ossorio said, in a slightly agitated tone.

For the past couple of seasons, he has managed to toe the line between slightly agitated and fully enraged that he so often crossed as a rookie.

Both albums are perverse, slightly agitated, and playful, with many of the lyrics generated randomly and cut together from various sources (mostly Eno's own notebooks).

"I'm not sure what it does that it's me instead — does it keep people in a slightly agitated state?" he wondered.

The few that were slightly agitated would commence a 'rolling' behaviour and could not be restrained effectively on the ice.

The tubules were agitated slightly, and the liquid was removed in order to remove a proportion of interstitial cells.

Quetiapine is the favourite drug for hospitalised elderly who are slightly disorientated and mildly agitated, for example, who stand up and are at risks of falling.

The goal of this study was to investigate the validity and feasibility of the RASS-PAL, a version of the RASS slightly modified for palliative care populations, in patients experiencing agitated delirium or receiving PS.

I mean the music; she herself seemed mostly agitated, commenting on a distracting sound mix in her in-ear monitors and on a slightly cautioning preview of her New York shows that she'd read in a magazine that day.