Sentence examples for agitating about from inspiring English sources

Now he saw that the freedom the firebrand had been agitating about was his for the asking.

Fans of journalistic objectivity might get nervous at such authorial interference, but Katz's activities aren't really worth agitating about.

Looser Renminbi American lawmakers are again agitating about the perceived weakness of China's currency as Hu Jintao, the Chinese president, prepares to visit Washington this week.

Analysts say the protests have worked to the government's advantage and distracted attention from economic and governance issues the opposition had been agitating about.

He angered New York Congressional delegates by chastising them for agitating about whether the White House was reneging on the president's pledge.

He did this for the sake of the woman he had been keeping for twenty-five years, who, ever since his first attack, had been agitating about provisions for her future.

Mr. Garment also said that "paintings are not going to be torn down off the walls" and that "there's nothing for people to get agitated about".

"It's this flaunting of inequality and conspicuous consumption that people get agitated about," said Ben Roberts, a researcher at the Human Sciences Research Council, which recently conducted a survey of South Africans documenting widespread disillusionment with local government.

Originality comes in two kinds: originality of ideas, and originality of labor, and although it is the first kind that we get agitated about, we should honor the second kind still more.

I think all of the older guys should be agitated about what has happened and should bring that agitation to Game 3".

The Americans are particularly agitated about maize.