Sentence examples for are worked up from inspiring English sources

But the factual truth isn't what anthropologists are worked up about.

The lawmakers are worked up, probably because the people who called them during the blackouts were worked up.

Also notable was the absence of the long, noodly guitar solos that can dominate in an improvised show (and many of these songs are worked up and rehearsed on the train).

The reason they are worked up is that the potential failure of the machines revives, for them, associations with a great cause from a century ago: that of universal suffrage.

These newer paintings are worked up from hundreds of free-form computer drawings and printed rather than hand-painted: they present all-over surfaces of soft, smoky wafts of green, brown or gray in fuzzy, camouflagelike patterns that staunchly refuse to come into focus.

Many Israelis are worked up not only about their grocery bills but also the fact that it seems impossible to obtain affordable housing in the country – the Achilles heel of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he struggles to gain re-election on Tuesday.

Green replied: "Sir, they [Green's advisers] are working up a plan.

He was worked up for nothing.

The proposals are still being "worked up," you see.

He's loving the repetitive grooves being worked up onstage.

People around the world were worked up about it.