Sentence examples similar to hard to agitate from inspiring English sources

It suggests targeting schools with a predominantly Muslim population, especially in poorer areas, before selecting a group of parents, which it describes as "hard liners", to agitate at the school gate and in the playground and to raise questions about staff, the syllabus and teaching methods.

The Brexit secretary, while a definite leave-minded Tory, is so new to the cabinet that it has been hard for him to agitate one way or the other.

Cut off PIRG's supply lines and the groups must dedicate their resources to justifying their existence, making it that much harder for them to agitate against nuclear power.

With such a big pool it is hard for experienced workers to agitate for better pay.

Although leaders of the underground agreed in November 1975 to lay down their arms and accept the Indian constitution, a small group of hard-core extremists continued to agitate for Naga independence.

"It has become very hard to mobilize and agitate the people now because the public is sending strong signals that they want stability".

You have to agitate, always agitate.

He was trying to agitate people".

I want to agitate and stimulate, and I want to be agitated and stimulated".

Instead, he continued to agitate for a better deal.

However, she continued to agitate for reforms in Iran.