Sentence examples for agitated ones from inspiring English sources

(UnkleDave's Fight House takes care of all brawls but the less agitated ones in Stay, where J. David Brimmer is the "violence consultant").

In "A Room," Mark Haim contrasted calm movements set to serene work by Bach with agitated ones choreographed to rattling music by Autrechre.

The morning songs are the kind of agitated ones, and then you get the late-night, falling-off-a-chair performances".

In a column for The Daily Mail, Morgan noted that Beyoncé has been "adding a far more serious, deeply political, race-fueled tone to her work" and that he prefers the Beyoncé he interviewed years ago, the "less inflammatory, agitating one".

Russell Broadbent, a Liberal moderate who was one of those agitating on asylum issues during the Howard years, noted recently that the Nauru Files – the 2000 incident reports from Nauru published by Guardian Australia – were "the sort of thing that brought John Howard to a place where he had to do something about it".

Video of Tilly taken before the drowning on Wednesday shows that he was excited, or agitated, depending on one's point of view.

I'd get so tired and agitated that one of my eyelids developed a twitch".

The pellet was resuspended in 1 ml lysis buffer (see above), agitated for one hour at 4°C and insoluble material was removed by centrifugation (15 minutes, 1,300 rpm, 4°C).

"You don't get agitated about one little thing or another," said Brin. "We work through it".

Turbulent flow in a cylindrical vessel, agitated by one or two side entering, horizontal jets was simulated using standard k-ϵ model of turbulence.

The suspension was agitated for one day at room temperature and then filtrated.