Sentences with phrase «more agitated»

I imagine I'll receive many more agitated texts from the youngest as the hormones — and clashes — kick in.

It seems that a lot of you characters are getting more agitated and slimey, like joshie.

But, quite in line with the more agitated and dark work of Harris and Cave, Casteel's work also effectively challenges white Americans to ask themselves how comfortable they are with the prospect of true racial parity.

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.

I'd smack one in the head with a can, sneak over to the other side of the room, throw another can, sneak off again and watch the workers get more and more agitated.

The beach was so much more agitated when I was there though, the red flag was up 5 days out of 7!

You might be able to fix a dog guarding his food with a jolt of electricity, but you run the risk of his becoming even more agitated or worse: If he happens to be looking at your child when he receives a shock, he could become fearful of and aggressive towards children.

The correct dose and duration of effects of sedatives vary greatly between individuals and some dogs actually become more agitated or anxious with these drugs.

Due to less walks, the dog becomes even more agitated and more excited when the owner does take him outside and the result is even more leash pulling.

Due to lack of physical activity because they are not going for walks, Border Collies becomes even more agitated and then their other bad behavior problems starts such as nipping, biting, and jumping all over you.

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

Irritated skin and ears can also cause dogs to be more agitated, or even aggressive.

Huskies tend to be even more agitated during the hot season, as they are not used with high temperatures, so to avoid negative behavior, you should make sure that your friend can keep cool during the hot summer days.

In turn, that dog can easily become more agitated, more worked up and more aroused.

A few days prior to delivery, the dog will start to become more agitated and will refuse to eat 24 hours before giving birth.

and loud noises will only serve to get the puppy more and more agitated.

But, that long wait in - between - with Carmel getting more and more agitated, with no contact with any of the women behind the desk, with work back at the office looming over my head, left me feeling ignored, annoyed, and unimportant.

It's worked, the ST200 having a little extra compliance on roads that would have a regular ST a bit more agitated.

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.

In the former, he played dedicated, soft - spoken New Republic editor Chuck Lane, who becomes increasingly more agitated as he catches hotshot reporter Steven Glass fabricating stories.

Progesterone is considered an anti-anxiety hormone, so this sharp drop might have you feeling more agitated.

As you can understand I need to find ways to deal with constant stress, can feel myself getting more agitated every day, unable to deal with the mental and emotional abuse.

As a result, we become more agitated and in the evening we are once again faced with a sleepless night.

If I don't have that for a week, I start to get more agitated and impatient; I get in a funk,» Duff told Health.

President Jeff Shipley says he's never seen them more agitated about something as they are about the minimum wage proposal.

The more agitated I become with my surroundings, the more agitated I become with the people who live in them.

After my son was born, everything seemed to be okay, but as the days went by, he progressively got more and more agitated (Hardly slept, all he would do was scream or nurse), and was rapidly losing weight.

Overfeeding can also cause a colicky baby to become more agitated.

Babies born to mothers who are depressed may be less active, show less attention and be more agitated than babies born to moms who are not depressed.

Very rarely he will fall back asleep after CIO but will only sleep for about 10 minutes before waking again, even more agitated than before.

Waking a child with night terrors isn't a good idea, as it might make him more agitated and upset.

It can be upsetting to see your baby suffer his very first cold as they may have trouble sleeping, feeding and will generally be more agitated than normal.

While checking in on the baby may be helpful to a small group of babies, our experience has been that the vast majority of babies over four months old become more agitated when their parents go and see them in the midst of crying.

The more agitated your baby, the more vigorous the motion should be.

They may not recognise you and may become more agitated if you try to comfort them.

She grew more agitated and exhausted, and her husband finally convinced her to see a therapist.

«That becomes a bit more agitated.

His openness in recent years has been a double - edged sword in that the advantages of having a slightly more intimate insight into the man behind the driver has also come at the cost of exposing himself to the more agitated side of the internet.

In our more protracted discussions, I have witnessed you invariably grow progressively more agitated and antagonistic as I continue to question your arguments.

Stress is known to induce the brain's beta wave activity, leading to a more agitated state.

The liberal establishment is, if anything, even more agitated.

The more peace I sought, the more agitated I became.

In fact, there are few disagreements on the list that have been more agitated over the centuries.

This lack of sleep is leaving employees less productive, unmotivated and more agitated with co-workers.

Then there's the fact that S Voice doesn't do any of the intelligent assistant stuff that Google Now is capable of (basically, presenting you with important information before you ask for it), and it becomes even more agitating that we don't have access to Google Now on any of Samsung's Tizen - powered watches.

Also, a therapist may help you each to understand the deeper, less conscious roots of some of your more agitating fears and concerns.

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.

Meanwhile, production at many senior companies is shrinking, as their older operations become more grade - challenged and difficult to mine, and workers agitate for larger shares of expanding profit margins.

A person who is faking it and who is more likely to behave in shady ways usually will display some signs of anxiety, such as agitated body language.