Sentence examples for become so agitated from inspiring English sources

The audience become so agitated that, as Segall closes the set with the sludgy Wave Goodbye, they grab him and hoist him into the air, still playing.

I have long had a theory that one reason people become so agitated by cartoons is that there is no way of answering back.

But nobody is talking about why it is that people become so agitated by cartoons and caricatures — a medium that so many dismiss as silly, trivial and irrelevant.

When Hunt, House, and Pearlstine discussed it over drinks, House became so agitated that she threw a glass of wine at Pearlstine.

An enigma During one passage of hostile questioning, a Tory member of the committee, Michael Ellis, became so agitated he was rebuked by the committee chair.

At this point in the story, Mooshum often became so agitated that he acted out the smiting and, to our pleasure, mimed his collapse, throwing himself upon the floor.

The crow uses twigs to poke at a beetle larva until the larva becomes so agitated that it grabs onto the stick with its mandibles, at which point the crow yanks out the twig, having successfully captured its prey.

As Wilson tells the story, the Cardinal became so agitated one night, observing a dinner guest pick his teeth with the double-edged knife still in use, that he ordered blunt knives for his household.

My mother, when she was 89 and rapidly losing her memory, began taking Aricept and became so agitated that she walked seven and a half miles to try to reach my home, in the wrong direction on a dangerous road (front page, April 7).

Wu said that he once became so agitated while thinking about 91 Wireless's debt and creditors that he nearly crashed his car.

We get so agitated thinking about other's imperfections.