Sentence examples for least agitated from inspiring English sources

And everyone recalls that, as the votes were being tallied at his headquarters on Election Night, he seemed to be the least agitated person in the place.

I understand that the exclusive criterion you or the institution would have for selecting an appropriate image would be that it's inoffensive — if not actively calming, at least not agitating.

I understand that the exclusive criterion you or the institution would have for selecting an appropriate image would be that it's inoffensive if not actively calming, at least not agitating.

Although the player has developed a thick skin, not least while he agitated for a move away from Anfield, he has been taken aback by the level of criticism that has been flung his way – particularly online – over Euro 2016 and apparently feels he has been made a scapegoat for England's shortcomings at the tournament.

And this government will be headed, too, by a prime minister who often appears to be – not least to his currently agitated rightwing backwoods – a genuinely liberal Tory, which is an authentic and honourable tradition.

-- were described as at least 170 pounds and "agitated" by police, according to KLAS.

Legislators or pharmacists in at least 14 states are agitating to do the same.

The mixture gently agitates for at least four hours before sitting overnight to allow any fat to sink to the bottom.

Beginning at least in 2002, Mr. Schwartz had agitated for relief from a rise in cigarette smuggling and online cigarette sales.

The man was highly agitated and had at least four weapons on him.

This only agitated the officers, to say the least.