Sentence examples for agitating through from inspiring English sources

Backbenchers have been agitating through the summer for him to quit.

Moyes must decide whether to maintain the hard line United have adopted since Rooney first started  agitating through the media for a transfer, on 17 July, and insist he plays.

And "Aguirre" achieves its potency by instilling the claustrophobic experience of the Spanish explorers: static shots of Amazonian river bends, in which the vegetation at the water's edge blurs into a solid green wall, become highly agitating through repetition.

Neighbouring Ethiopia and Kenya may also agitate through proxy militias.

CONTRAST this with the experience of readers who've been e-mailing the Haggler to report their lengthy and ultimately futile attempts to agitate through the Better Business Bureau.

He had ambitions to gain control of a large portion of seats in the Parliament, and had agitated, through his ties to political parties, for a parliamentary republic.

The former agitated through underground newspaper El Acusador (The Accuser), while the latter armed and trained anti-Batista recruits.

The government don't want black and white people to come together again, so they keep us agitated through racism".

When agitated, through pain or fear or worry, when broken into pieces, we need to find an inner way to put ourselves back together.

Groups like Change the Stakes and Teachers Talk Testing are agitating for reform through the holding of town meetings, the gathering of petitions, and the making of video protests featuring despondent children and frustrated parents.

The $6 billion hedge fund Jana Partners is known for taking a behind-the-scenes approach to its campaigns, amassing large stakes in companies and agitating for change through talks with management.