Sentence examples for most agitated about from inspiring English sources

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

The group most agitated about the new committees is the Coalition of 9/11 Families.

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.

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

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

Mutombo was the Knick who was most agitated by Collins's foul on Thomas, and he promised to make amends, saying the series had become "war".

Stubbings became most agitated when Oosthuysen responded to one of Stubbings' answers with the words: "They would say that, wouldn't they".

One tester found that she was most agitated when her son was leaving to go back to Paris.

He happens to be the most agitated and voluble, so they let him do the talking.

As we are seeing, the loudest mob in any camp is simply the most agitated.