“Alice, although deeply agitated by the news, saw no opportunity of escaping.”

“Alana took this all in stride but Kyra was quite rattled and agitated by the whole ordeal.”

“At the end of the second night, the bird became frenziedly agitated in its cage.”

“Sun himself thought in political and economic rather than agitational terms.”

“Although agitational to the core, Battleship Potemkin is a work of extraordinary pictorial beauty and great elegance of form.”

“Despite synonymous use in agitational literature, the term proletariat was distinguished from the working class as a generic term.”

“He said that the masses rejected the agitative tactic in politics because they wanted resolution of their issues through the democratic way which was a positive sign.”

“I have noticed that when my dog has undergone some agitating experience, such as a visit to the vet, her forehead gets quite hot.”