Sentence examples for becoming agitated from inspiring English sources

During the election campaign in 2008 it was clear some people on the political Right were becoming agitated about the potential for a Black man backed by liberals to become the next President of the United States.

At the dreaded meeting with them, Elbaz was becoming agitated.

"It drives me crazy," says Mr Blecher, becoming agitated.

Meanwhile, several guys in the parking lot were becoming agitated.

"I was manhandled and treated badly," he said, becoming agitated.

Vanite, who was becoming agitated, didn't seem to hear the chief.

Becoming clearly agitated and impassioned, Gingrich also hit back against the charge that he is racist, saying, "Clearly, as somebody who has served with Colin Powell, somebody who has served with Condi Rice, I have a fairly good sense that African-Americans have made many contributions to America.

But countries in the vicinity of Iran are becoming more agitated.

Another student, speaking by cellphone, said students were becoming increasingly agitated.

Becoming increasingly agitated by my perceived insolence, this short, square-faced man reached inside his jacket.

It got a stormy reception, with those in the audience becoming increasingly agitated.