Sentence examples for powerful agitation from inspiring English sources

The Daily Express, in 1938, resisted "the powerful agitation here to admit all Jewish refugees" as it would "overload the basket" and as "the fresh tide of foreigners [are] almost all belonging to the extreme Left".

Nevertheless the powerful dancers made the agitation exciting.

With Europe again focused on the threat posed by terrorist plots, Denmark illustrates the powerful interplay between foreign agitation and domestic discontent.

In the past 12 years, these networks have seized the mantle of religious and political agitation; becoming powerful pressure groups.

The drug, five times more powerful than marijuana, causes agitation, confusion, hallucinations, vomiting and, in some cases, heart attacks and even comas, according to CBS2.

Lisa Viola seems to implode in one solo, a powerful tour de force of contained agitation.

If the pump is too powerful it will cause too much agitation of the sand inside the filter and some sand will go through the multi-port valve and eventually appear in the bottom on the pool.

Her agitation made me agitated.

In the first decade of the 16th century they coalesced into a powerful surge of religious, social, and political agitation, for which "reform" (of church and society) was the code word.

"Legislation cannot be made on the street or through agitation," said Pranab Mukherjee, the government's powerful finance minister, as he introduced the bill in the lower house of Parliament.

So when last April Hazare headed a new agitation for legislation that would create a powerful new national anti-graft ombudsman, it was inevitable that he would attract support.