Sentence examples for agitate me from inspiring English sources

I check some e-mail and I try not to do e-mail too close to bedtime because there's bound to be something that will agitate me.

Although my imperfections agitate me, they have shaped who I have become.

I'm Sophie the Scorpio, going through aggressive alcohol withdrawal trying to calm my stinger as it raises up ready to stab those who agitate me in the neck.

I could not help it; the restlessness was in my nature; it agitated me to pain sometimes.

My mobility instructor was always shouting, 'Stop touching things!' " "When anything agitated me before," she continued, "I'd get in my car and drive.

The charging and USB cables that come with the Ace are proprietary, which agitates me because it means I'll have to carry more cables now.

I did not even need to show her the previous deposit receipts, which further agitated me.

Mongell is scruffy, with a patch of a beard, and he left the meeting feeling agitated: "For me, it's like people being forced to the back of a bus in the fifties.

With a well rehearsed sideways flick of a wooden rod, the long awaited foot-long omul (the lake's dominant species) emerged with a slap on the tent's floor, and my previously calm fishermen friend became agitated at me, and cut open the fish.

Normally my gadgets run out of juice at the most inopportune times, so it'd be a bit agitating for me to have to play with a yo-yo in order to charge them up again.

I could feel them getting agitated with me, so I would stop dancing, put my heels back on (which I had taken off to be closer in height to my partner) and just leave.