Sentence examples for the agitating from inspiring English sources
verb
To move with a violent, irregular action; as, the wind agitates the sea; to agitate water in a vessel.
One option is for the state government to withdraw the bills and go back to the drawing board by consulting the agitating tribal leaders.
As for Beck, not only has he never expressed any interest in political office, it's very hard to imagine him leaving the comfort (and power) of his studio (and chalkboard) where he gets to make all the agitating assertions he wants with nary a dissenting voice to be heard.
Instead of addressing the agitator, they both decried the agitating.
Yet it is Mr Brown whom the agitating MPs expect to restore the government's fortunes.
While the agitating may bring a sweeter bid, MetroPCS is unlikely to prosper or exist for long on its own.
It meant letting the agitating forward Sean Avery seek a bigger contract (with Dallas) in free agency.
The agitated first movement was an onrushing mass of murky sound.
The agitated local anesthetic will appear as a hyper-echoic cloud in the perineural space.
The agitated local anesthetic will emerge from the catheter tip and appear as a hyper-echoic cloud.
The question agitating the nation, of course, is what kind of biscuit?
Bobby Holik, the Devils' agitating center, checked Darius Kasparaitis, the Penguins' agitating defenseman.
