Sentence examples for Somewhat agitated from inspiring English sources
Kiss left the stage, and the People, somewhat agitated, found themselves listening to "Moonshadow," by Cat Stevens.
Generals GÖRING, HIMMLER, and JODL stand before a large military map replete with tiny tanks and artillery pieces, looking somewhat agitated.
Jeb grew somewhat agitated after he saw a large dog strut down the hall, snapping at his fellow Chihuahuas.
Yet the rally in Hanoi, which hundreds attended, had the air of a festival, if a somewhat agitated one.
Just before the race she tells him she is pregnant, which might be why rider and steed are somewhat agitated and fall at one of the last fences.
Prior to most instances of collective behaviour there is a period during which people move about in a somewhat agitated but aimless way.
Argentina's manager when the pair first landed in England, Alfio Basile, agitated matters somewhat by declaring he was worried by the two youngsters who "seemed lost" in West Ham.
The Italian was as agitated as ever on the touchline, if not somewhat frustrated by his side's lack of quality in the first half.
(It also remains somewhat mysterious — some accounts suggest that the whale was playing; others, that he was agitated and murderous).
