Sentence examples for agitating style from inspiring English sources

He is best known for being a two-way forward, winning the Selke Trophy in 2011 after having finished as a finalist the previous two years, as well as for his agitating style of play.

He argued that " 'Westernized' young middle-class boys and girls [living] in two capitals" are nothing new for Russia: in the sixties and seventies, the Navalny volunteers would have met in flats at night to listen to western music, or they would have hung out on Arbat Street, hippie-style, agitating for peace.

Notably absent: Just about any of the Resistance-style agitating his admirers might have hoped for.

Goldman kept agitating.

Agitating for pierced ears?

Some have begun agitating.

Within this system, though, street style, despite its often aggressive opposition to mainstream sensibilities, percolated upward to agitate and energize establishment fashion.

South African critics were agitated that Die Antwoord appropriated the distinctive gangster style of the "coloreds," South Africans of mixed racial origins.

If you are using a canister style filter, consider attaching the spray bar so that it agitates (creates ripples) on the surface of the water.

On some college campuses, students are agitated about the presence of Chick-fil-A, a purveyor of Southern-style chicken sandwiches that has run afoul of some proponents of same-sex marriage.

As in Europe, witch-hunting throughout England was, to all intents and purposes, a judicial operation, but occasionally, agitated villagers would take justice into their own hands, executing suspected witches in a vigilante style.