Sentence examples for growing agitation from inspiring English sources

Tristan rouses himself in growing agitation.

Second, there has been growing agitation around Catalonia's fiscal relationship with Madrid.

"My doctor is under investigation," Ms. Weisse said, with growing agitation.

Designed to soothe the growing agitation within the Labour Party for a clear and irrevocable timetable, his comments had the opposite effect.

With growing agitation he tries to climb over the others clustered around him — like a sleepwalker driven by a disturbing dream.

The deputy regional manager at Manus Island, John McCaffery, wrote in an email (attached to the submission) that the growing agitation among asylum seekers at the end of January was "about communication from DIBP [the Australian immigration department] and PNG ICSA [immigration authority] in reference to what is happening with transferee applications for resettlement".

As the population around Puget Sound grew, agitation arose to form a separate territory of the area north and west of the Columbia.

Those in authority were concerned about the growing unrest, political and social agitation among the working classes, and the disaffection of the intelligentsia.

In the face of growing public agitation, he was then charged with abuses of power and other crimes.

Though many top executives pride themselves on their expensive heavy-iron luxury jets like the Gulfstream V, she said, there is growing shareholder agitation about flashy corporate jets.

"Either the Government and dominant classes opt for radical reformism, or growing social agitation will inevitably lead to an authoritarian solution," he warns.