Sentence examples for anger agitation from inspiring English sources

The body shows stress through symptoms such as frustration, anger, agitation, preoccupation, fear, anxiety, and tenseness [3].

"Given that doubt, anger, agitation, and fear all increased towards the end around Miliband, his passionate plea was highly emotional.

This means there are tens of millions of former and current players who are potentially susceptible to the disease's long-term effects—anger, agitation, a loss of focus and memory.

Unfortunately, LEV can have psychiatric adverse effects including irritability, anger, agitation, aggressive behaviour and depression.

Many studies reported irritability, anger, agitation, aggressive behaviour and depression in patients taking LEV, 1 4 8 but the incidence of these adverse effects was considered to be relatively low at 12 15%. 1 In our study the prevalence of self-reported anger was much higher.

The crowd's anger and agitation increased as the hours of demonstration and foul weather dragged on.

Voters, he added, would direct "anger and agitation" against anyone "who stood in the way" of these middle-class cuts.

There's growing consensus among experts that behavior is a form of communication and it's important to first understand what the tic or habit is telegraphing (anxiety, boredom, anger, sadness, agitation, tension, etc). in order to help the person cope rather than just trying to stop, modify or provide a substitute behavior.

This alone takes extreme mental effort, often leading to anger and agitation.

"There wasn't a leader I met with in the region who didn't raise with me spontaneously the need to try to get peace between Israel and the Palestinians, because it was a cause of recruitment and of street anger and agitation". He also used the occasion to restart Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, calling their renewal 'imperative'imperative

"There wasn't a leader I met with in the region who didn't raise with me spontaneously the need to try to get peace between Israel and the Palestinians, because it was a cause of recruitment and of street anger and agitation".