Sentence examples for less agitating from inspiring English sources

Less agitating exercise -- pedaling on a stationary bike, for example -- caused fewer problems.

After the game, he admitted he was more or less agitating about Rivera's warm-up pitches ("Just gave me something to argue about") and then issued his guarantee, which pleased his players.

The tone ebbs more towards children rather than family entertainment, though adults are occasionally spoken to ("got a reptile dysfunction?" asks one of the characters) and are likely to find the overall package less agitating than much of the fluffy infant-skewing product currently coming out of the United States.

The vibration setting on the SleepTracker watch I reviewed has turned out to be a far less agitating way to start the day than waking up to a blaring alarm clock.

When I remarked that he appeared more animated and less agitated, he said, "People say so.

In either of those cases, she said, "it would probably be less hectic, less brusque, less agitated".

She says the effects on her residents are astonishing: "It really helps them become focused and much less agitated.

As China convenes its Parliament this week, its leaders seem less agitated about the nettlesome issue of Taiwan than they have been for some time.

I certainly don't need this theory to be true to explain why I feel less agitated when my office desk faces the doorway than I do when my back is to the door.

The engine delivers its biggest shove at just 2,000rpm and the automatic gearbox's shifting logic is tuned to suit, so there's much less agitated shifting up and down the gears, making progress calmer but still extraordinarily rapid.

They said their listeners seemed less agitated by the prospect that 11 million illegal immigrants might be granted legal status and concede that proponents of the legislation — who now include some conservative radio personalities — are better at promoting their message this time around.