Sentence examples for was too agitated from inspiring English sources
But he was too agitated by the interrogation about the death of that dreadful American television host.
But Nardil can take weeks to stabilize a patient, and Green says that he was too agitated to give it time to work.
During much of this time, Ms. Weinreich was too agitated to produce artwork, though on occasion she was able to make black and white wood cuts.
One of the panel of experts tried to point out that Senator Rockefeller wasn't necessarily trying to use the constitution to silence critics, but Hannity was too agitated to allow any dissenting voices interrupt his flow: Here's the environment that we as conservatives live in right now.
Although I was too agitated to sit still in meditation, I could walk, doing mantra, reminding myself that all emotion and thought are essentially ephemeral.
In a satirical piece in Le Monde last October, a writer said he had promised not to speak about Sarkozy, but that the hyper-kinetic French president was too agitated and had agitated everybody with his draconian measures.
"He's too agitated for a physical exam," the fellow observed nervously.
If you're too agitated to thread a needle, find a manicurist who will physically threaten you with cuticle scissors if you attempt to check Twitter during the treatment.
A total of 257 patients were included and 17 were excluded (2 patients refused consent, 4 patients were too agitated, 3 patients had pre-existing ocular surface disease and 8 patients were below the age of 16).
Use "calmez vous, s'il vous plaît" for someone who is too agitated.
