Sentence examples for agitating by from inspiring English sources
They, too, began agitating by the tens of thousands.
Free mail delivery began in cities in 1863, but it took more than 20 years of agitating by the National Grange for the service to be extended.
The two bills Mr. Davis signed were the product of years of agitating by the United Farm Workers of America and months of difficult negotiations with the Legislature.
Unlike these other executives, whose departures came after weeks of agitating by angry shareholders, Mr. Middelhoff's dismissal caught most media experts completely by surprise.
The anti-euro agitating by the often outrageous Mr. Sarrazin has won less attention — and agreement — than his broadsides against foreigners did, but he may just be ahead of his time.
Donald Trump's rise to lead the Republican party is the result of decades of agitating by far-right activists who have never missed an opportunity to whip their followers into a frenzy, nursing grievances, spreading conspiracy theories and undermining the shared civic norms that hold us together as a nation.
They are agitated by certain chemical compounds and, depending on where they're located, that agitation stimulates a response.
Peter grows increasingly agitated by this encounter.
"He was agitated by it, in the way a molecule is agitated.
After spending months alone, he was agitated by Phoenix's bright and busy streets.
"She had absolutely no interest in a world that seemed incredibly agitated by our presence.
