Sentence examples for are fidgety from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having, or pertaining to, a tendency to fidget.
- Her mother hated taking her on the plane because she would become fidgety and bother her neighbours.
They are fidgety, adrift, uncomfortable in themselves, trying to find a place in the world to settle.
If you are fidgety or lazy, you might reach Nirvana sooner by just filling the bowl with nacho chips.
She also sends students to the schoolyard during her weekly book club, if it is clear they are fidgety and need some time to run around.
Though most analysts think a deal between Republicans in Congress and the White House to avoid default will be cobbled together in time, investors are fidgety — uncertainty discourages them from buying into risky assets, like stocks.
Dakota Reyes, an instructional specialist for the Board of Education who occasionally visits Ms. Moffett's classroom, said she should be as no-nonsense as possible because so many of her pupils are fidgety and have unusually short attention spans.
Goldcrests are fidgety birds, constantly on the move.
Cheryl Asbell was fidgety, anxious.
Ahmadinejad was fidgety, his eyes darting around.
He had shed weight and was fidgety.
