Sentence examples for somewhat agitated. from inspiring English sources

Jeb grew somewhat agitated after he saw a large dog strut down the hall, snapping at his fellow Chihuahuas.

Yet the rally in Hanoi, which hundreds attended, had the air of a festival, if a somewhat agitated one.

Just before the race she tells him she is pregnant, which might be why rider and steed are somewhat agitated and fall at one of the last fences.

Prior to most instances of collective behaviour there is a period during which people move about in a somewhat agitated but aimless way.

Mr. Reid could be seen browbeating Mr. Nelson, and in a somewhat agitated conversation with Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat of Missouri, one of the last to vote.

Although somewhat agitated, I listened patiently as the saleswoman explained the many reasons why I should sign up for her company's credit card.

"They were pretty agitated.

By 1485, however, he had developed a somewhat nervous and agitated style that can be seen in the highly expressive "Vision of St. Bernard" in the Badia, Florence.

A campus police officer reported that one woman who said she was physically and sexually assaulted "did not appear visibly upset" and wrote that she did "appear somewhat angry and agitated," according to the Justice Department report.

The theme of the sultan, now somewhat less foreboding, introduces the agitated finale, "Festival at Baghdad; the Sea; the Ship Goes to Pieces on a Rock Surmounted by a Bronze Warrior," which revisits and recasts many of the themes from the preceding movements.

I was agitated, fearful.