Sentence examples for Work agitation from inspiring English sources

Their part has been taken by various Naxalite (radical communist) groups, which employ a mixture of social work, agitation and, sometimes, outright violence to defend them.

Just as significant as his dislikes are Wood's likes: Jane Austen wins his approval because in her work, the "agitation of consciousness" to which her heroines invariably are subject is not only good but "a good"; D. H. Lawrence earns his enthusiasm because he knows how to uncover ("religiously") things that are not seen, but whose "hidden" presence he intuits.

It includes items such as overall depression, guilt, suicide, insomnia, problems related to work, psychomotor retardation, agitation, anxiety, and loss of weight and loss of insight.

Note that hydraulic and mechanical agitation works best.

This striking, texturally colorful work, veering from frenzied agitation to meditative resignation, commemorates the Japanese 1937-38 massacre in Nanjing.

Agitation may work with those who can fall victim to it on weaker NHL rosters, but the best players in the world are often the best at keeping their cool as well.

He no longer even felt agitation to work up energy for more renunciation... Whichever way he explains it, one feels the primary function of the act is an attempt - increasingly drastic - to seize control over impossibly adverse circumstances; a means of leveraging one's very powerlessness so as to exert power.

In the present work, the effect of agitation rate on the growth mechanism of silver nanowires is evaluated during polyol process.

dDepressed mood, feeling of guilt, work and activities, retardation, agitation, and anxiety/psychic are included.

Secondary outcomes for clients are satisfaction with care, dysphoria/depression, loneliness, apathy and agitation; and work satisfaction for care workers.

In this work, a two-stage agitation speed control strategy was found to be more suitable for 2,3-BD fermentation by strain 10-1-A (Table  7).