Sentence examples for got very agitated from inspiring English sources

He got very agitated; his muscles were vibrating like something taut, ready to snap".

When I asked about proposals that teachers have guns in their classrooms, Johnson got very agitated.

He got very agitated that the d.j. had not put on the song he was trying to promote.

He didn't like having the mask made, he got very agitated over that but I think anybody would have done, having your whole face covered and just a straw coming out of your mouth to breathe.

At this, Mr. Cantor said, the president "got very agitated, seemingly".

I get very agitated when I'm reading a book that is humourless.

"I get very agitated when people talk about genre-bending and crossover," he told me recently.

The pilot started to get very agitated, telling us to hurry because the intense heat was going to bring in storms.

Mohamed Hayir, who filmed the altercation, told Fox 9 in America that the officer began getting very agitated, telling another teenager to back away.

"Capuchin monkeys get very agitated when they're anointing themselves," said Dr. Lynch Alfaro, who with colleagues recently reviewed capuchin anointing behavior for The American Journal of Primatology.

The Bushes get very agitated when confronted with the specters of fathers who made them feel that they never measured up.