Sentence examples for agitated her from inspiring English sources

Grimaud's concert could have agitated her audience, but something extra-musical was helping her.

She was grateful for it, but the entire setup agitated her.

But the work would be even more gripping if Ms. Tharp had managed to suggest what agitated her characters.

The sound of neighbors jockeying for rare parking spots in the middle of the night agitated her so much she moved her bedroom to the back of the house.

Ms. Cram's behavior agitated her husband, Peter K. Hirsch, who worried about how their 600-square-foot West Village apartment — and their budget (like Ms. Cram, Mr. Hirsch is a writer) — could absorb the results.

Sentenced to 12 years in prison for the attempted suicide bombing on the edge of the Gaza Strip, she agitated her jailers – going on hunger strike against a prison uniform, organising protests for the rights of detainees – until she was thrown into solitary confinement for months at a time.

The ship's doctor, Dr. Cortez seems to be a practicioner of black magic and he agitates her with his constant attention.

Lorraine Massey, a founder of Devachan, simply rinses and agitates her scalp with fingers (or uses a nonlathering cleanser like Devachan No-Poo).

Disorder can agitate her — she once sent an employee to her home to deal with an insect — and on the day of Hamilton's farewell party Gunn was upset about a blocked toilet.

What agitates her critics the most, the ones who read everything she does and then send her fire-and-brimstone emails telling her she should never have written this stuff, is the idea that she is a mother in an open relationship.

Dread keeps her awake at night and frustration agitates her during the day.