Sentence examples for agitated way from inspiring English sources

In a more agitated way, these same curves make the churned-up trench-scape in his First World War horror-masterpiece, We Are Making a New World.

"What is really vivid in my mind is I was in the elevator and the boy was trying to touch me in an agitated way, not in a friendly way," she said.

Prior to most instances of collective behaviour there is a period during which people move about in a somewhat agitated but aimless way.

I finished this can about six hours ago and I'm still plenty fidgety in an agitated kind of way.

"To move about or behave in an agitated aimless manner".

The bucket is then heated from the outside, and the agitated rat chews its way through the unfortunate person's flesh...and any organs it happens to encounter on its way out.

As Stravinsky's dissonant score pulsed, as the dancers of the Ballets Russes darted and scuttered, whispers in the audience gave way to agitated shouts and screams.

Danes' film career would peak sharply here, of course, but what a summit: replacing Natalie Portman (who, at 14, was deemed to look too young opposite DiCaprio), she brings the very modern hormonal curiosity of a name-making role in TV's My So-Called Life to Shakespeare's vision of agitated youth in a way that feels quite apposite.

If you look away from her face, you may not see that she's really upset or agitated until it's way too late.

In this case, though, sensuality gives way to an agitated, seething atmosphere.

The line unfolds over an austerely descending four-note bass, which, after casting its hypnotic spell, gives way abruptly to agitated recitative.