Sentence examples for highly agitating from inspiring English sources

And "Aguirre" achieves its potency by instilling the claustrophobic experience of the Spanish explorers: static shots of Amazonian river bends, in which the vegetation at the water's edge blurs into a solid green wall, become highly agitating through repetition.

Ruwet told C.I.A. investigators that in Mulholland's presence, Olson became highly agitated.

Ms. Schwartz said that after his court appearance the man came to the coalition, highly agitated.

After a while, it felt like a series of visits from very colorful and highly agitated relatives.

With a dozen local buyers looking on, Mr. Ha's workers tranquilized a highly agitated 5-year-old female bear.

She added: "There is a very, very highly financed, highly agitated campaign from Larchmont that didn't want to be anywhere near Ikea.

McCarthy was highly agitated when he faced the media before Wednesday night's Carling Cup fourth-round tie with Manchester City at Molineux.

A former flame of the first lady's, Roswell Gilpatric, is quoted as remarking that after Senator Kennedy's death, Jacqueline Kennedy "seemed highly agitated, even unbalanced".

This was the cue for highly agitated editorial staff at the Times of Israel to make some urgent attempts to speak with me.

He may bite, head-butt and hit others; throw objects at others, and hit/slap his head when he is highly agitated".

"Whenever he runs out of cigarettes he becomes highly agitated to the point where he has seriously injured staff and other patients," she wrote.