She looked up to the crowd, her expression ferocious, and shouted a few agitated Somali words.
Add some agitated discussion of Jewish identity.
Judging from the agitated protester's words, he, like others, views immigration through a fearful zero sum scarcity model in which one person's well-being equals another person's loss.
He became agitated and, in the words of a complaint filed at a federal court (and quoted in the Salt Lake Tribune) "threw peanuts and pretzels at the flight attendant and at the flight deck door in an apparent attempt to protest the airline's policy banning electronic cigarettes".
HE HAS always been a restive type, but now Salam Fayyad's words come in agitated, freewheeling floods, as if he has drunk about 15 cups of coffee.
At one point, she uttered the phrase "snotty-nosed little brats," and near the end, she said, "Get over it, kid, and go to school!" Not so long ago, that might have been the end of it -- a few choice words by an agitated administrator (or spouse).
While Alice's memory was of Frank being in the grip of an ethical dilemma, Ruwet told C.I.A. investigators that Olson "appeared to be greatly agitated and in his own words, 'all mixed up".' Ruwet and Robert Lashbrook, a C.I.A. liaison at Fort Detrick, took Olson to New York -- ostensibly to seek psychiatric advice.
But when cameras approach, Harrison's smile disappears, his words are clipped and he becomes the agitated defender, sending the same intimidating message that his hits do.
In other words, pretty much anyone who is an agitated state, possibly because they have been wrongly arrested, have missed the last train out of Sheffield or cannot breathe because a police officer is kneeling on their windpipe.
Stubbings became most agitated when Oosthuysen responded to one of Stubbings' answers with the words: "They would say that, wouldn't they".
