Sentence examples for agitating us from inspiring English sources
Dr. Read said the impact on him was that "I no longer believe that the Gospel can be preached, week after week, in fidelity to the Bible without reference to the questions that are agitating us and are reflected in the daily media".
That's true, she says, but: "I think the church needs to hear the voices of those who agitate us..
When that question agitates us, when it disrupts our complacency and our pleasure, we should not bemoan but rather welcome it.
Not distracted, angry, agitated us.
Perhaps that bad taste in our mouths will agitate us just enough to do something about it.
For the best of friends not only comfort us if we are agitated, but they will agitate us if we get too comfortable.
"He's never lost his talent to agitate us and make us rethink our own positions--to make sure that our minds watch ourselves".
He is the son of Madelaine Greenspun and Asher Greenspun of Paramus, N.J. "Some mutual family friends of both of our families were agitating for us to meet and date," Dr. Greenspun said, "and neither of us was particularly interested in going out on what would essentially be a blind date".
That can halt conversations, agitate us when we're trying to relax, and keep us from noticing the beauty of the world around us at that very moment.
The pilot started to get very agitated, telling us to hurry because the intense heat was going to bring in storms.
