Sentence examples similar to subtle agitation from inspiring English sources
The effects are sometimes overt, but more often they are subtle — an agitation in our voice, a loss of levity.
5 6 Withdrawal and agitation can be subtle and may be the sole presentations of sepsis in the elderly. 2 Patients with severe sepsis represent the population at the greatest risk of unchecked deterioration in our healthcare systems.
Her agitation made me agitated.
Technology induces ever more subtle forms of addiction, to products, but also to agitation itself.
There is plenty of outrageous fear mongering that makes the news, but there is a more subtle aspect to mass fearfulness, maybe more dangerous, because mild agitation, anxiety and stress are basically accepted in our culture as normal, even when the source is not based in reality.
This revelation obviously highlights the irony of the Obama administration's agitation for consumer privacy; it should draw attention to a larger if more subtle issue as well: the synchronicity between how marketers think of us and how the government does.
It is likely that chelating agents contribute to subtle disruptions in protein protein interactions but they alone are insufficient for superficial cell removal even with agitation, and they are therefore typically used in combination with enzymes such as trypsin or detergents.
These clues are subtle and you will need to be observant and know your animal's usual behaviour to spot the signs of agitation or fear.
Agitation in India continued.
"Agitation or excitement; flutter".
