Sentence examples for sounds agitated from inspiring English sources

On record, Blunt projects an air of stoned detachment even in his most paranoid moments; here he sounds agitated, barking "Feds are closing in on me" (a line from Punk) instead of murmuring it.

She spoke by cellphone, and the women in the background still sounded agitated.

Anderson, who sounded agitated Monday morning, said he was struck by comments made Sunday night on NBC's pregame show by the former Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy and the former safety Rodney Harrison, who called for suspensions for helmet-to-helmet hits.

Tone is crucial when you talk with these people; do not sound agitated or you'll just keep them going.

Now, after the Yankees' third season in a row without a World Series title, Jeter, the team captain, sounds as agitated as his boss.

Phillips sounded slightly agitated as he answered questions about Gonzalez on Friday.

The atmosphere is full of "the sound of agitated leaves", although there are very few leaves anywhere.

HE sounded mildly agitated but not defensive — similar to his demeanor later that day on the jet when he started losing at rummy.

Don't scream at the victim or sound too agitated when you call to him or her.

On the first album and the equally celebrated follow-up, "Chutes Too Narrow" (2003), the group could sound delicate or agitated yet never lost its smooth melodicism, and Mr. Mercer's near-falsetto seemed to scrape at both pleasures and fears.

Put through a distortion pedal, Ngambali and Nsituvuidi's guitar lines frequently bear a weird resemblance to the itchy, agitated sound of post-punk: a track called Kimpala revolves around a wah-wah guitar riff that might have stepped off a late 60s acid-rock album.