After Nicholas had gone things in the Rostov household were more depressing than ever, and the countess fell ill from
mental agitation.
Pendril was one of the many men who appear superficially to the worst advantage, under the influence of strong
mental agitation which it is necessary for them to control.
"True, true," assented Rouletabille as he kept on drying his forehead, which seemed to be perspiring less from his recent bodily exertion than from his
mental agitation. "Indeed, it's a great, a beautiful, and a very curious mystery."
"She's done for," he said to himself, with a surprising
mental agitation, as though he had discovered an unexpected meaning in this thought.
Evgenie meanwhile observed him attentively, and the rapidity of the questions, their, simplicity, the prince's candour, and at the same time, his evident perplexity and
mental agitation, surprised him considerably.
He could hardly stand still so great was his
mental agitation, and he ran towards Holmes with two eager hands outstretched.
His
mental agitation too was clarified as if all the feverishness had gone out of him in a fit of outward violence.
Without complaint or
mental agitation, he accepted hisexile in the forest for 14 years as the call of Dharma.
Mental agitation is usually brought on by factors beyond our control loss of job, moving to another station or financial difficulty.
Tertiary butyl hydroquinone (TBHQ) can cause nausea and violent
mental agitation.
Speaking to the Independent, Bekele Galeta said: "I don't rule out social exclusion, tensions, uneasiness and unrest, because if people don't have anything to do, and if people don't see anything in the future, there is
mental agitation, there is political agitation."
This means that you should identify, "This is mental wandering," "This is mental dullness," "This is
mental agitation." Having recognised these thoughts, you should not pursue them any further or analyse them.
