Sentence examples for considerable agitation from inspiring English sources
When we were outside, Captain Shipman, a short man with small, worried eyes behind pale-rimmed glasses, drew me aside and, shaking his head, spoke with considerable agitation.
Adult great Indian bustards have few natural enemies, but they display considerable agitation around certain predatory birds, such as eagles and Egyptian vultures (Neophron percnopterus).
There is already considerable agitation over noise from the former Western Union Building, five blocks south at 60 Hudson Street, another mesalike Art Deco landmark by Mr. Walker that has been turned into a modern telecommunication center.
The Port Phillip District, settled in the 1830s by pastoralists from Van Diemen's Land and from farther north on the mainland, formed the nucleus of the colony of Victoria, which was separated from New South Wales in 1851 after considerable agitation.
Of course in the pilot plant approach reported in the present study involves considerable agitation.
In 1993, he caused considerable national agitation when he published pictures in The Sunday Mirror of Princess Diana working out at a gym.
There was considerable public agitation for further expansion of the electorate, however.
The ultimate irony of Southern support for the New Deal and the war effort, as Katznelson shows in careful detail, is that it produced a powerful and interventionist central government that one day (following considerable non-state agitation and inspiration within the South) brought the Southern way of life to an end.
Baffle energy dissipation ratio and impeller volume ratio showed no considerable change with agitation rate and impeller diameter.
The consequences of inadequate control of pain or agitation are considerable, but excessive or prolonged sedation is also problematic, leading to increased risk for complications of critical care.
The Patient-Centred Communication Intervention will provide staff with strategies to facilitate interactions with patients and to minimize agitation associated with considerable stress.
