Sentence examples for agitate the mind from inspiring English sources
Tawada's stories shift between the transparent and the opaque, even on the same page; they agitate the mind like songs half remembered or treasure boxes whose keys are locked within.
In his maiden speech in the House of Lords, he asserted that "the negroes were not treated in the manner which had so agitated the public mind" – ie beaten and tortured – and that Caribbean slaves instead lived "in a state of humble happiness".
Debates were heated: "We recognize the power of color and that its role is to tell us what agitates the heart, while drawing shows us what passes in the mind," Charles Blanc, a 19th-century art critic, wrote.
Dressed in a fine suit and sporting white make-up and a painted spangle over one eye, his mood changes as different thoughts dance into his shining, bald head and agitate his mind like angry fireflies.
Does this relax or agitate my mind?
Tiny black birds agitate the trees.
Fluorescence and adolescence agitate the air.
So they twist lines about war and agitate the masses".
Gently agitate the whisky.
