Sentence examples for persistent agitation from inspiring English sources

Freedom only comes through persistent revolt, through persistent agitation, through persistently rising up against the system of evil.

Apartment museums are scattered across St Petersburg's canals and pastel-coloured palaces, and there is persistent agitation to create more of them.

He is often called Germany's conscience because of his persistent agitation over what he considers the unfinished business of de-Nazification as well as other causes, from environmental degradation to Third World debt relief.

All consuls before that time were thought to have been patrician, and one major aspect of the struggle of the orders was supposed to have been the plebeians' persistent agitation to make the office open to them.

In view of his persistent agitation, he was given a dose of lorazepam.

Sedation and analgesia with continuous drips of midazolam hydrochloride (Versed, F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., Basel Switzerland) and fentanyl (Sublimaze, Janssen Pharmaceutica, Raritan NJ) could not be weaned due to persistent agitation and mechanical respiratory failure from to the paradoxical movement of his anterolateral chest wall.

That may be, though the persistent state of agitation in which he lives has very real roots.

Unhappiness is normal; depression, with whatever combination of persistent insomnia, oversleeping, agitation, delusions, anorexia, overeating or suicidal thoughts, is not.

"It was the persistent and determined agitation in the free States of the question of abolishing slavery," he argued, "that forced a collision of arms".

He was extubated on day 2 but had persistent confusion and agitation and was reintubated.

Chest tubes were placed bilaterally, after the patient was intubated and sedated for persistent respiratory distress and agitation with impending respiratory collapse.