Sentence examples for apparent agitation from inspiring English sources

That explained some but not all of his apparent agitation throughout the concert, which rarely found him engaging with a song.

Trials with 20 nuthatch pairs showed the nuthatches were roughly twice as likely to exhibit vigorous mobbing behavior--flying close to the speaker, flicking their wings in apparent agitation, and making their own alarm calls--when they heard the alarm for the pygmy owl versus that for the great horned one.

His agitation was so apparent that night.

In non-intubated patients, NSCF values were low when patients were unstimulated and comfortable and increased with increasing stimulation but also with increasing agitation without any apparent pain.

Her agitation made me agitated.

Skillfully directed agitation might also bring about apparent condemnation of any one of them by the public.

Skilfully directed agitation might also bring about apparent condemnation of any one of them by the public.

That it was not possible to end the agitation over slavery became further apparent in 1859 when on the night of October 16, John Brown, who had escaped punishment for the Pottawatomie massacre, staged a raid on Harpers Ferry, Virginia (now in West Virginia), designed to free the slaves and, apparently, to help them begin a guerrilla war against the Southern whites.

The Baroque influence is apparent in his work in, for example, the agitation of draperies and the asymmetrical placement of his figures, in the "Schiller Memorial" (1871) and the "Bismarck Monument" (1901).

Findings: The evidence of clinical trials is reviewed regarding the safety, tolerability, and apparent efficacy of the mood stabilizers carbamazepine and valproate for agitation associated with AD.

Liverpool's strongly worded response to the public agitation of Luis Suarez is as predictable as the apparent exit strategy being utilised by their world-class striker.