Sentences with phrase «agitated by»

CF: The cryptocurrency community has been agitated by the news 3,641,694 ether were withdrawn from The DAO project.

It even makes steps back as it moves as if it was agitated by the wind!

«Seriously though, science has surely got to find a way of preventing bandwagons from gaining momentum» Funding comes from government, governments respond to the public, the public are agitated by bad news, newspapers love sensational news, institutions have press officers who write press releases and scientists seek out their press officers if they want to get public recognition.

Harrison gets agitated by what he sees and gets really wound up and you can't take your eyes off of him.

Addressing judgment in New Casualism, Butler states: «If the viewer leaves a show of paintings agitated by their abrupt shifts, crosscurrents, and purposeful lack of formal cohesion, the work has succeeded.»

I am thoroughly inspired and agitated by the actions themselves which the development of painting continuously requires... This seems simple but it is actually the fruit of long research» (H. Hofmann, «Hans Hofmann on Art,» in Art Journal, Vol.

A couple days ago in the NYTimes, Holland Cotter, extremely agitated by the sorry state of the art world, ranted about the detrimental effect big money has had on art production, the lack of cultural diversity, the failure of art schools, the high rents, museums» focus on the box office, conservative art criticism, and more.

Just before the retrospective at the Modern opened in 1994, he submitted reluctantly to an interview with The New York Times, sounding more agitated by the attention the show directed his way than vindicated by the recognition.

Mudsdale is known for its powerful body as well as its emotional fortitude, which keeps it from being agitated by anything.

The Russians seem especially agitated by the troops, and they request in broken English that I ask our guide in Spanish their purpose.

The goal is for pets, that get agitated by the sound of crying baby, to now associate that fussing with something enjoyable.

Just like any dog, Scotties can be agitated by the quick movements and unexpected noises of children and their friends.

My dog gets agitated by the doorbellwhat should I do?

If your cat becomes agitated by cats outside the window try preventing visual access using blinds or shades and deterrents to keep visiting cats away.

Some cats don't seem to be at all bothered by a severe mite infestation, while others can be very agitated by a small number of mites.

Dogs are usually the easier going of the bunch; whereas cats tend to get more agitated by new and different situations and people.

Have a new home lined up for your ferret, if possible, so if the ferret is too agitated by the baby's cries, you have someplace to take the ferret, if needed.

If your dog is particularly sensitive, agitated by the sirens, or they are activated for more than test duration you can place a cotton ball in the ear canals (gently....

I don't understand being agitated by the rightful demand that opportunity be the same for all in our country.

One of sections that are agitated by post-apartheid social transformation is refugee section.

As the premiere date nears, Thomson begins to lose his grip on reality as he is agitated by critics (Lindsay Duncan), co-stars (Edward Norton, Naomi Watts and Andrea Riseborough) and his costumed alter ego.

He was agitated by an eye injury, but gregarious, sliding an olive out of a martini and making quick work of a rare steak.

Mudsdale is known for its powerful body as well as its emotional fortitude, which keeps it from being agitated by anything.

The tension rises and the shouting match becomes almost unbearable, but all the while Coach Snyder stares straight at Jesse, ordering him to ignore the ranting crowd that's growing more agitated by the second.

The passengers grow more agitated by Bill's erratic behaviour and manhandling and it is suggested that he is attempting to steal the money for himself.

Dr Jim you seem quite agitated by completely normal comments.

Please note that you should talk to your health care professional if you have any medical issues that would be agitated by breathwork.

The scientists think the effect probably reflects the time it takes the brain to relax after being agitated by the phone's electrical field.

Finally, the newborn universe could have been agitated by distortions in space itself known as gravitational waves, which would stretch the whole cosmos in one direction and compress it in a perpendicular direction.

A statement by Executive Secretary of the CCC, Air Commodore Yusuf Anas (rtd) said, «The Centre is agitated by recent moves to resurrect the once rested movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta.

Agitated by the documentary, the presidency was further castigated on why president Buhari has failed to apologise to Nigerians as the bucks stop at his table being the minister of petroleum.

Moms love that babies do not get agitated by not getting anything for their little efforts.

May resist touch, get agitated by noise, be extremely sensitive to smells, or refuse to eat many foods.

It's easy to become frustrated or agitated by a crying newborn and to take on a desperate, irritated or distant tone.

I'm a bit agitated by the way it happened.

Arsenal's fans have been moody at times and they are really getting agitated by the manager and not against the admin, like for eg you are seeing your team 2 - 0 up and then suddenly a misplaced and the game is on where within minutes of comfort turns into irritation and people start posting comments directed towards the manager.

-- the blood being, as in a furious fit of anger, enraged and agitated by the impress of revenge conceived against the murderer, at the instant of the soul's compulsive exile from the body.

It is much more probable to imagine generations of Muslims agitated by the same mysteries, moved by the same yearnings, troubled by the same questionings and doubts, and aspiring to the same peace as had generations of their ancestors who lived in the same environment.

He addresses many of the questions agitated by the «new atheists», but with the twist that believers, too, don't have a neat and satisfying answer to the intellectual problems that atheists exploit.

But why get so agitated by a comment that was left by some one who you really do nt know?

The Muslim Arabs first settled on the Malabar coast about fifty years after the Hijrah, toward the end of the seventh century A.D., at a time when South India was agitated by religious conflicts and political instability.

You are back again trying to agitate by posting asinine statements that even you know are ridiculous.

He likes to agitate me by proclaiming its general superiority.

When temperatures reach equilibrium gently agitate by an electromagnet acting with Lorentz force on the saline ions (geomagnetic storms).

Agitating by Litt, who had criticized Associated Estates Realty Corp.'s share performance and urged it to find a buyer, was a likely catalyst for the landlord's August sale to a unit of Brookfield Asset Management Inc..

Not exact matches

As a result of the success of these lights (suicides fell by 74 percent at stations where the blue lights were installed), similar colored lighting has been installed at Gatwick Airport train platforms,» Westland relates, though he stresses more study is needed to verify the ability of blue light to calm the agitated.

The change is a win for Wintergreen Advisers LLC, a firm run by activist investor David Winters, who despite a tiny stake in Coke, has loudly agitated against the stock - compensation plan, saying it was a «raw deal» for investors.

As if Nooyi wasn't facing enough pressure, she soon had to contend with a major activist investor: Nelson Peltz, who took a stake in the company and began agitating for PepsiCo to undo its merger of Pepsi and Frito - Lay, just as Kraft (KRFT) had spun off Mondelez after a similar campaign by Peltz.

In February, Tesla chief executive Elon Musk told the website Gizmodo that an employee who wrote a blog post criticizing the company was «paid by the UAW to join Tesla and agitate for a union.»

Since reports of Cambridge Analytica's massive harvest of Facebook user data surfaced last week, multiple media outlets have responded by reminding an agitated public that they do have options for deleting their Facebook accounts.