Sentence examples for extreme agitation from inspiring English sources

The otherwise mainly sedentary COTS exhibited extreme agitation and movement when placed into the tank holding giant tritons.

Patients with extreme agitation, delirium, violent behavior or acute psychosis are frequently evaluated in the emergency departments of general hospitals.

In some cases, this extreme agitation has led to accidental death or suicide as people panic and attempt to flee from their hallucinations.

The most common presentation was panic and anxiety, followed by paranoia, breathing difficulties, "feeling scared," sweatiness, chest pain, and "extreme agitation".

But the effects of this popular stimulant encompass a broad spectrum, from the pleasant activation of morning coffee to the extreme agitation and anxiety of caffeine intoxication.

In the Annunciation, the Nativity, and the Annunciation to the Shepherds, the extreme agitation that characterizes all the reliefs for the Pistoia pulpit pulsates throughout the panel.

Though Karmacharya didn't provide the catatonic signs of his patients, some features may be catatonia-like, for example, extreme psychomotor agitation (pacing, constant motion), and pouring water (on one's own head or on the floor) [ 1].

The work gave Mr. Alexeev an immediate opportunity to tap into the more tempestuous side of his style, but, more important, it let him play to one of his strengths: the ability to move with deft fluidity between extremes of agitation and elegance.

Doug's palatial spread is viewed with extreme distaste and agitation from the shabby-genteel New England frame house next door.

Moran was ruled unfit to plead after psychiatric reports submitted to the court said she was suffering from severe depressive mental illness and extreme anxiety and agitation.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Small Banks Are Vocal in Distaste for New Rules  |  A public outburst by a bank official on a conference call with regulators highlighted the small banking industry's "extreme anxiety and agitation over forthcoming rules," The Wall Street Journal writes.