Sentence examples for a very agitated from inspiring English sources

Christian Guibbert, a retired police officer who was shopping with his wife and sister-in-law, told French news outlets that he heard gunshots and saw a "very agitated" man yell "God is great" in Arabic.

7.51pm: I've just had a very agitated caller on the phone.

Last month, a lady came in very agitated.

The criminal was in a great hurry and very agitated.

You think it's just an advertisement, but when Nick unfolds it to take a look, he grows very agitated.

During the shooting, Ms. Siddiqui "looked determined, very agitated, maybe a bit tired," Captain Snyder said in response to questions from David Rody, a prosecutor.

Hersee recalls the first time: "The doctor, who was initially very keen, within a couple of minutes was very agitated.

Cats sometimes get bits of carpet tangled in their claws, and can get very agitated if such a thing occurs.

"Public opinion is very agitated [in Moscow] because a Russian citizen with a valid visa, legally residing in the UK, was detained in broad daylight without any explanations from officials about the Russian spy [allegations]." Tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions followed Moscow's refusal to extradite Andrei Lugovoy in 2007.

A large man in uniform, sweating and very agitated, barged into the room and looked around suspiciously.

On holiday in the US earlier this summer I met a friendly off-duty cop who was very agitated by my government's refusal to allow law-abiding citizens to carry deadly weapons.