agitated

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• It is just that sometimes some of our kids, if they have a meltdown, they get extremely agitated and strike out and sometimes they try to hurt themselves or hurt others.

• After spending the morning with him in his shaping bay, I watched a crowd of kids on shortboards buzzing like agitated water striders around the encrusted pilings of the pier at Huntington Beach.

• When reporters gathered in Dwyer’s office, he appeared agitated.

• Dorsey maintained a calm demeanor as Cruz became increasingly agitated during the questioning and accused the company of wielding too much power over media outlets and making decisions that benefit Democrats politically.

• You want your customers and website visitors to feel less infuriated, and in order to do that, you need to spread out some comfort for them so that they do not feel agitated.

• “He turned pale, trembled to a great degree, was much agitated, and began to cry,” she told the court.

• He refused to dine with people, because he did not like being agitated during meal times.

• The meeting wound down shortly afterward but not before an agitated President Reagan warned once more against leaks.

• At first, the doctors write, the villagers were “fearful and agitated,” lacking the basic necessities needed to survive.

• But even without help from a restless tectonic plate, folks in the Napa Valley get easily agitated.