Sentence examples for agitated soul from inspiring English sources

"If I ever do another HBO special, I would like it to be just as many people, and I'd like it to be called 'Marc Maron: Not Sold Out.' " The ensuing hour was an excursion into Mr. Maron's agitated soul, a ride that returned again and again to the issue of why the audience was so sparse, and what that said about him and the audience.

Next month, the 21c "art hotel" in downtown Cincinnati, celebrates its first anniversary, and the current exhibition show does anything but calm the agitated soul, no matter the exquisite comforts offered in its high design rooms and suites.

During "Lean on Sheena," one of the Bouncing Souls' more agitated numbers, a few muscular young men toward the back of the crowd hoisted one of their friends, upright in his wheelchair, and thrust him forward.

As he sipped chicken soup, reputed to pep up the soul, he grew less agitated.

— Lizzie Widdicombe, "A Little to the Left," (June 29 , 2009 As [Paul Giamatti] sipped chicken soup, reputed to pep up the soul, he grew less agitated.

The person may feel agitated or restless.

A person in shock may feel agitated, anxious, or irritated.

Playing like balm to the soul of anyone quivering from too many overworked, over-agitated multiplex experiences, Conor Horgan's "One Hundred Mornings" uses an apocalyptic event as a springboard into the human psyche.

"They were pretty agitated.

These were agitated days.

He seemed agitated and nervous.