Sentence examples for intense agitating from inspiring English sources

Somatosensory amplification is the experience of sensing everyday bodily sensations as intense, agitating, and unpleasant.

C. 1480 Würzburg, Germany August 1528 Halle Matthias Grünewald, original name Mathis Gothardt (born c. 1480, Würzburg, bishopric of Würzburg [Germany] died August 1528, Halle, archbishopric of Magdeburg) one of the greatest German painters of his age, whose works on religious themes achieve a visionary expressiveness through intense colour and agitated line.

The 26-year-old's future has been the subject of intense speculation this summer after he began agitating for a move away from Anfield.

It is also possible that the government's crackdown on the Internet could become more intense if the country's huge population of poor farmers begins agitating online.

Goldman kept agitating.

Agitating for pierced ears?

Some have begun agitating.

Some are agitating for this.

Just as a child can produce huge waves in a bathtub by sloshing back and forth at just the right rate (a phenomenon called "resonance"), the air vibrations become especially intense if the can is agitated at a certain frequency.

Even when things get intense, try not to get agitated.

Leila Josefowitz: There's something very stoic in him and I think in the writing [of the Violin Concerto].....[His music] is a mix of very strong, intense, internal emotion and very outward, agitated activity.