Sentence examples for agitation comes from inspiring English sources

For those of you who don't know, a "diva moment" is a sort of low-grade seizure (the science is still pending) followed by vocal encouragement ("yeaaaaah!"), and occasionally accompanied by snapping or palm pumps to the sky, when the subject, in a state of excited agitation, comes in contact with someone or something they hold dear.

He said he thought most of the agitation came simply because Mr. Cosby, who has so much credibility among many blacks, said it publicly.

The labor agitation came as a surprise in this city of glass towers and marble-tiled malls where social harmony is part of the marketing plan and political action can seem all but extinct.

The periodic-peristole agitation came from the illumination of stomach and intestine.

As we get further and further away from the source it becomes harder and harder to fully understand exactly how a band like Berlin's Agitation Free came to be.

Incarceration at The Hague would mean a third spell behind bars for Mr Gbagbo, the former history lecturer, who was imprisoned twice for political agitation before coming to power in 2000.

Similar agitation also came from the community as complaints.

And he points out that "much of the agitation against" copyright comes from the "backflow of objections that the copyrighting of software stifles innovation," when in fact software, unlike literary works, "is closer in every aspect to that which would require a patent" rather than a copyright.

From Phaidon Press comes "Graphic Agitation 2: Social and Political Graphics in the Digital Age" by Liz McQuiston.

In the absence of any sort of public agitation, change will come from the top down, not from the bottom up.

Wind the clock back far enough in relation to any issue and you find that the original agitation for change came from activists, NGOs and other organs of civil society.