Sami appeared agitated.

Fadil was getting agitated.

Sami still appeared agitated.

Not agitated, calm. For which chamomile is very good.

In recent months, Polish politicians became agitated about ritual slaughter.

The elected councilors and the civil society organizations have repeatedly agitated this issue.

When I arrived, the school was really crowded, full of sad faces and agitated hearts.

(DSM code 295.1 ICD code F20.1) Catatonic type The subject may be almost immobile or exhibit agitated, purposeless movement.

Whenever a crisis erupts, China becomes agitated. But, instead of seeking a new path, it re traces its old steps.

By the start of the game, tens of thousands of young fans were on the square, many of them drunk and agitated.

Schumer had long agitated against outsourcing as inimical to American economic interests, even allying himself with the supply side economist Paul Craig Roberts.

But financial markets, even when agitated, are not blind. They are capable of distinguishing, however imperfectly and belatedly, between macroeconomic conditions in various countries.

For example, people were really agitated when the Dow dropped 3.8 on December 6, 1928, nearly a year before the famous 13.5 crash on Monday, October 29, 1929.

The campaign against under recognition has probably resulted in some anxious, agitated, and or irritable depressed patients who complain of insomnia and racing thoughts being misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder.

And I became increasingly more and more agitated, because I was there not only to be with them, but also to ride and create a team and I didn't know what to do.

Recently, in a taxi in Hong Kong, of all places, a young tango dancer from Buenos Aires was visibly agitated at his host when Brazilian football was put ahead of his country s game.

Recently, in a taxi in Hong Kong, of all places, a young tango dancer from Buenos Aires was visibly agitated at his host when Brazilian football was put ahead of his country s game. nbsp nbsp

But, as the anti establishment, pro Thaksin red shirts staged huge protests of their own against the army s suppression of their fellow demonstrators in April May of last year, the men in uniform became agitated.

Beyond football patriotism, the issue of the burqa, the full veil that covers the face and body of only a very few Muslim women in France, has also re emerged as a focus of agitated attention.

Armed with banners and placards and a permit to demonstrate, street protesters, having learned that their homes were to be razed for redevelopment, agitated for and eventually secured substantially more compensation than the local government initially offered.

) Some British citizens, such as William Digby, agitated for policy reforms and famine relief, but Lord Lytton, the governing British viceroy in India, opposed such changes in the belief that they would stimulate shirking by Indian workers.

The real problem with this frantic conspiracy theorizing is that it leaves citizens emotionally agitated but without a solid ground of evidence upon which to base their worldview, and without constructive directions in which to turn their emotions.