Sentence examples for half agitated from inspiring English sources

A couple of days later, Oliver drops by, half agitated, half uncertain.

He is actually quarreling with others and with himself, and in doing so, Mr. Poirier wrote, he "sounds curiously half proud of his responses and half agitated by them".

Mwizi seemed agitated as he half-cajoled, half-bundled us onto a minibus bound for the border post.

Was it the C.I.A.? Did the C.I.A. bring you here?" He began pacing about the hallway, agitated, making a half turn, then reaching for the telephone.

The Sopranos A typically brilliant but controversial end to Tony's story as the infamous 'cut to black' got half the viewing audience all agitated.

"You could see the fans getting agitated in the first half but the message to the players [at half-time] was to keep calm, keep playing, don't listen to the supporters," said the Norwich manager Alex Neil.

The sedative infusion would be restarted at half the previous dose only if the patient was agitated (SAS ≥ 5).

Their bodies were tight and agitated in this proximity, but each face was half turned for its glance to lock on the other's.

Once a patient was awake, agitated, or developed vital sign changes, sedation was resumed at half the previous dose.

(But the Turks are wrong; they fear that the Iraqi Kurds, if given half a chance, will agitate for independence, which would then cause Turkey's millions of Kurds to do the same. But the Iraqi Kurds have never asked for independence, even now that they are semi-free).

The Soviet Union, by contrast, was in ruin, but its mighty armies occupied half a dozen states in the heart of Europe, while local Communist parties agitated in Italy and France.