Sentence examples for all agitated from inspiring English sources

Tucci's piece, however, is not at all agitated.

The Sopranos A typically brilliant but controversial end to Tony's story as the infamous 'cut to black' got half the viewing audience all agitated.

So I'm always amused when I read these accounts of his mailings trying to get people all agitated about the possibility of my running.

I thought the Tories were still dead or at least the undying living dead and that this year's conference would be like the last eight years' conferences, when they just got up and spat at each other and then got all agitated about gypsies.

I'd come back and be all agitated about the war or the politics.

While I watched and enjoyed, the little brown girl in me felt empowered and inspired -- not at all agitated.

Avery's game is about his speed, forechecking and, most of all, agitating.

However, a groundswell of legal luminaries, civil liberties representatives, parliamentarians and ordinary people are all agitating for Sue's release.

All these agitated manic New York voices explaining themselves!

So is all the agitating for Chinese workers' rights so much misguided sympathy?

If you take your incredible "people died" approach to history, then surely we should all be agitating for the Roman Empire!