Sentence examples for always agitating from inspiring English sources

He was always agitating, kind of a Cassandra figure, in some respects.

Our social group refers to this woman (very, very quietly) as the Washing Machine, because she's always agitating.

"Always agitating, always questioning, refusing to accept her lot, Spence worked right up to her death in 1992.

"He was just agitated about everything, always shaken, always agitated, always mad," said Mr. Gilroy, who said his relationship with Mr. Mateen became increasingly tense, with Mr. Mateen badgering him with text messages 20 or 30 times a day.

"Some western forces always agitate tensions in Xinjiang and neighbouring terrorism is trying to increase its influence in the region," it said.

You have to agitate, always agitate.

In my dreams, it always looks different, but I always wake up agitated and disquieted just the same.

It's also always better to agitate and re-plate the food if it looks dull or dry.

Of course progressives should always keep organizing, educating, protesting and agitating.

She has been agitating for such a move for some time — always hoping, she says, that business would wake up to its need for women in high places.

The message to Ribéry, it seems, is keep agitating from your end and Real's door is always open.