agitation

They came back an hour later in a state of agitation.

She seemed to be in a state of great agitation.

The man was working himself up into a state of great agitation.

Now, after nearly two years of agitation, he is on his way back.

But when he tried to really think about what was going on, the agitation would return again.

Some family members went on national television with their agitation.

Women were not much involved in any of this agitation.

But there has been little need for agitation of late.

He points again, in great agitation, at the two words.

Agitation by itself may not be a sign of a health problem.

There was a lot of political agitation at this time.

Two issues produced a great deal of agitation in the country.

I looked forward to our meeting, after exactly five years, in great agitation.

He pulled away from her, moving to stand in his agitation.

She rose in agitation and began to walk into the living room.

The agitations of 1965 led to major political changes in the state.

Catholic women were the last to take up the agitation.

He seemed to be barely in control of his own agitation.

The young man was at least showing agitation for the first time.

But change - or at least the agitation for it - may be in the air.

In an effort to fight down my agitation I tried to figure out, if possible, what had really happened.

He shut the door, most of the way, and looked around with great agitation.

After a long public agitation the construction work for the project was started.

I wanted so to comfort him, to stop his agitation.

My own agitation threatened to get the better of me.