Sentence examples for most agitated from inspiring English sources

The most agitated either gets while trading online is the occasional "goddangit," Mr. Lindloff's idea of an outburst.

"Can I ask how long I'm going to have to wait?" the most agitated defendant asks the clerk.

This was the call McEnroe was most agitated about later, though at the time his appeal was momentary and tame.

Mr. Chirac became most agitated when speaking about his wife and daughter, who are not protected by presidential immunity.

Mr. McCain seemed most agitated in that moment, saying: "I don't care about an old, washed-up terrorist.

One of the most agitated debates in French social science today is between Bourdieu's and Becker's conceptions of the realm in which our lives take place.

Because our patients' conditions had considerably improved when weaning was started, we believe that our patients were most likely agitated because of benzodiazepine or opioid withdrawal syndrome or both.

In most work on agitated liquid liquid dispersions, Rushton turbines have been used.

Those that were most upset or agitated were comforted in quiet corners away from the main party atmosphere.

It's obvious that these two females are particularly bonded to the baby, and I assume given the size difference and assertiveness, that the one that came running from afar is the matriarch of this small group and understands the danger and was quite agitated (most likely rumbling loudly).

The system allows you to watch a timeline of your blobs allowing you to see when and where you were most excited or agitated and even provides biofeedback.