Sentence examples for agitating way from inspiring English sources

The vibration setting on the SleepTracker watch I reviewed has turned out to be a far less agitating way to start the day than waking up to a blaring alarm clock.

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.

The former New York Rangers star, known for his agitating playing style as well as controversial behavior off the ice, discusses his LGBT advocacy stance at length in a Dec. 8 interview with the New York Daily News.

They have that helter-skelter, fritzed-out agitated and agitating quality, that urban jumpiness.

ALISON BEARD: So, we talked about how agitating for change can be risky, but we talked about ways you might do it internally that it sort of diminishes the risk.

But beyond scrupulous detail about the numbing boredom and the agitating misery of working in such a psyche-warping environment, the play has little to offer by way of drama.

Limit agitation by turning the machine's dial so that it passes over the agitating part of the rinse cycle.

"They're an agitating bunch," Robinson said of the Leafs.

By the nineteen-seventies, Republicans — particularly Richard Nixon — had begun to view scientists as agitating liberals.

Less agitating exercise -- pedaling on a stationary bike, for example -- caused fewer problems.

"They have not tried to play an agitating role.