Sentence examples for slight agitation from inspiring English sources

"I don't want this to sound like I'm not serious," he said in an interview here, showing slight agitation at the memory of that harrowing night.

I've played with some of my best friends in majors and I haven't said a word all day except: 'Here's your card.'" If it was possible to detect a slight agitation in Woods's tone when dealing with questions about his so-called rivalry with Mickelson, it was also fairly easy to guess why he might get slightly annoyed.

Slight agitation can bring the MSs to back into the aqueous solution when the magnet is removed (Fig. 5c) although these magnetic MSs can be completely separated from the solution when the solution is subjected to an external magnetic field within minutes, as shown in Fig. 5d.

replied, with slight agitation.

Seize it as a moment to shift through the slight agitation and discomfort and see where it lands you.

C. neoformans yeast cells were grown for 18 h in Sabouraud-dextrose broth under slight agitation, washed and resuspended in PBS.

The representative "presented an elderly female patient who was presented to her physician by her family complaining of insomnia, agitation, slight confusion, and had no physicalfinding to explain her state," the doctor wrote.

Usually, she is measured, soft-spoken, but there was the slightest tone of agitation in her voice: "It's important to remember that this is Lent, and meditations on the Passion of Christ are an important part of the cultural interpretation of human suffering.

But my feelings were becoming more than just agitation and slight annoyance.

Her agitation made me agitated.

We describe the case of a young adult known with hereditary microspherocytosis who presented with fever, marked agitation and confusion and a slight left hemiparesis.