Sentence examples for agitated about that from inspiring English sources

That is huge by the usual standards of retailing, and yet no trust-buster should allow himself to become agitated about that sort of market concentration.

I don't remember the assigned problem or what I had done wrong, but I do remember being very agitated about that half-point.

The House Appropriations Committee was very agitated about that and made a big deal out of that.

As for "the twat in the office who thinks he's Tiger Woods", well, how can Evans, who can't have worked in an office for years, be agitated about that?

Mr Lamb was "quite agitated" about that, Mr Clegg said.

Publishers by tradition are notoriously apprehensive about change, and become particularly agitated about technological alternatives that challenge the tried and the true.

"These are very anxious, agitated people that are requiring several doses of sedatives".

It may also explain the agitated restlessness that compels the bored to seek relief in doodling or daydreaming.

More will be arriving, though: In a series of tweets this morning, Nintendo assured an agitated public that "there will be a steady flow" of the hot gadgets.

Mr. McCain seemed most agitated in that moment, saying: "I don't care about an old, washed-up terrorist.

His French counterpart, Christine Lagarde, has sounded rather more agitated about the weakness of the yen and yuan as much as about that of the dollar.