Any effort to create a non-agitated state of mind is itself a form of agitation.
Apparently, Rich Lowry, the editor of National Review, didn't appreciate this form of agitation: he fired Derbyshire, two days after the column was posted.
"Poop protest is not a new form of agitation," India Resists quoted Xaxa as saying.
Extreme protests have been the mainstay of activists around the world for years, but in India, which popularized and perfected the nonviolent protest and the quietly powerful hunger strike, there has been a recent rush to embrace increasingly unusual forms of agitation.
If the central government does not act and the president does not give his assent, it is a matter of time the Meitei community would resort to several forms of agitation.
In conjunction with these demands, the JAC and leaders of Manipur tribals in Delhi have launched different forms of agitation in the nation's capital, and have also met several political leaders, including Home Minister Rajnath Singh, but with no concrete action other than verbal assurances.
A factor analysis of a measure of agitation used with nursing home residents produced three factors which make it possible to distinguish various forms of agitation [ 9]: aggressive behavior (AB, e.g., hitting), non-aggressive physical behavior (NAPB, e.g., pacing), and verbally agitated behavior (VAB, e.g., complaining).
The term agitprop originated as a shortened form of the Agitation and Propaganda Section of the Central Committee Secretariat of the Communist Party in the Soviet Union.
They are fighting for their human rights with creativity and agency and in defiance of deep societal and legal marginalization, forming a chorus of agitation for the right to work, the right to live free from violence, the right to access health care.
Similarly, Snow, Hovanec, and Brandt found no support for the use of a purely olfactory form of aromatherapy to decrease agitation in dementia because olfactory impairment may weaken the effects of aromatherapy [ 24].
The tension is frequently expressed in the form of insomnia, outbursts of irritability, agitation, palpitations of the heart, and fears of death or insanity.
