Mr. Baker, whom we will subsequently encounter in less agitated moods, is upset about the direction of Mr. Bulger's project.
This is not unexpected, given the range of symptoms linked to the disease: from depressed or agitated moods and a decreased interest in pleasurable activities, to insomnia or hypersomnia, changes in weight and suicidal ideas or actions.
It was a tall order, given the circumstances, but Mr Osborne obeyed, standing stock-still as the lion paced the room in an evidently agitated mood.
Rather than give agitated patients mood-altering drugs, ElderServe aides might lead them by the hand into a softly lighted room, slip off their shoes and socks and massage their feet with a warm washcloth.
But his wife Danne, her demons agitated by the mood of the time, almost immediately took him to a new level of confusion.
Her demurral strikes to the very real limitations and discomforts of both Gottino and Terroir, where space is tight, the mood is agitated, reservations aren't accepted and you could easily wind up standing and waiting 45 minutes for the privilege of straddling a stool.
On admission she presented as dishevelled, agitated, thought disordered and labile in mood.
These were fierce, agitated, disintegrative objects, responses to his own mood of displacement, or to a post-colonial Africa entering dire, disillusioning times.
Bertelsmann project manager Isabell Hoffmann said: "What we have seen in our polling is that while the mood in the UK is incredibly agitated, the atmosphere on the continent has been relatively calm.
It both did and didn't benefit the castaways that the mood in Mexico at that moment was particularly agitated.
His group maintains the essence of the new tango, which translates structural experiments into mood swings: astringent to sultry, gruff to tender, agitated to buoyant.
