Sentence examples for looks agitated from inspiring English sources
While Holbein's More seems relaxed, Cromwell looks agitated, his eyes darting off to the side.
Yet as soon as he starts writing, "I begin to think of it in another manner: what caused it, and, beyond the despair, what is the moment of hope in here?" He looks agitated.
"By the time someone looks agitated, they've probably developed a severe mental health problem".
For the first time, Brigham looked agitated, and I felt a shiver of sympathy.
Benítez looked agitated on the sideline but apparently was not sufficiently alarmed to make substitutions at the interval.
And so Ms. Vincent and her band, the Rage, took the stage anyway, instruments on loan for everyone except Ms. Vincent, whose hands looked agitated not wrapped around her mandolin.
After trading breaks in a tight first set Murray looked agitated but seized on his chance during the change of ends.
Should the contents look agitated, let the bottle rest before unscrewing it from the dispenser; if you ignore this advice, drink what you can salvage and mop the rest off the ceiling.
It was their opponents who looked agitated, with the substitute Ryan Giggs booked in stoppage team for his protests that a penalty ought to have been awarded against Maurice Edu for handball.
Mark Hughes looked agitated in his technical area from the opening few minutes and the moment Glen Johnson subjected Coutinho to a perfectly-executed nutmeg was incongruous given how the first half panned out.
