Sentence examples for feeling agitated from inspiring English sources

If he's feeling agitated, Brooks is supposed to ask himself why, to interrogate his agitation, but, God, does he want to punch something right now, anything, the angel-hair-pasta boxes or the cracked-pepper crackers, the clementines or the canned chickpeas, so many chickpeas, a lifetime's supply of chickpeas.

However, a few HDRS24 items do require direct observation (eg psychomotor changes) and do not score subject reports of feeling agitated or slowed down.

Mongell is scruffy, with a patch of a beard, and he left the meeting feeling agitated: "For me, it's like people being forced to the back of a bus in the fifties.

And Claire, who was not feeling relaxed after using her meditation app, discovered that her meditation was bringing forth a set of emotions that she was repressing, thus leaving her feeling agitated.

I woke up this morning feeling agitated and anxious knowing that November is only a couple weeks away.

I could finally work without feeling agitated and distracted.

If you have an unhealthy breakfast, or skip on eating anything at all, it will just leave you feeling tired, agitated and distracted.

Participants reported on average feeling 19% less agitated and 23% less uptight.

Gitmo, the Elmo puppet from Guantánamo Bay, became a vehicle for expressing the writers' "most agitated feelings about torture in a way that is — not to be too cute — that is not torture to listen to, and that is not purely strident," Mr. Stewart said.

His unsuccessful attempt to block (1847 51) the pastoral appointment of George C. Gorham because of his Calvinistic view of Baptism gave rise to one of the most publicized ecclesiastical lawsuits in the 19th century and agitated High Church feeling against Parliament's intervention in religious questions.

I'm feeling a little bit agitated (Debbie).