Sentence examples for more agitated than from inspiring English sources

Federer appeared more agitated than distraught afterward.

They were more agitated than usual, knowing the run that was to come.

When the call finally ends, the boy seems more agitated than before and barks orders to Dhoorre.

While Mr. Cain sought to project an air of normalcy around his campaign, he appeared far more agitated than earlier in the week.

In America the Republican Party's anti-government base is more agitated than it has been at any time since the days of the Gingrich revolution in 1994.

Occupying Christine Shallenberg's fractured landscape of light and harried by George Crumb's often ominous compositions, Ms. Soll's women were more agitated than fierce.

Dr. Zahn-Waxler says the kind of discipline a child receives should "help the child regulate emotion, to calm down rather than become more agitated".

There are bats in the barn, zombies under the floorboards and more agitated strings on the soundtrack than on a Celine Dion album.

Interestingly enough, the public is often much more agitated about diseases it can do little about, like West Nile, than about preventing those it can.

The characteristic frown looked just a little more deeply etched than usual, the ritual picking at his underpants just slightly more agitated.

The mob grew more agitated.