Fidgeting

The conductor's energetic movements prevented any fidgeting among the orchestra members.

The little girl was fidgeting with her hair while watching TV.

The fidgeting of the audience members showed their impatience with the long speeches.

I could tell by his fidgeting that he was lying about his whereabouts.

The therapist recommended using a fidgeting as a coping mechanism for the patient's anxiety.

The toddler began fidgeting with his toys while waiting for his parents to finish their conversation.

The teacher allowed the students to bring their own fidgeting to class as a way to help them stay focused.

The dog's constant fidgeting and pacing indicated its restlessness and need for exercise.

Her constant fidgeting made it difficult for the dentist to work on her teeth.

The child's fidgeting in the car was a result of his excitement about the upcoming vacation.

Despite her fidgeting, the yoga instructor encouraged her to find stillness in her practice.

He couldn't sit still and kept fidgeting with the remote control while watching TV.

The patient in the waiting room was fidgeting with the magazines, clearly bored.

The fidgeting in the courtroom drew the judge's attention.

Her fidgeting during the exam distracted other students.

The fidgeting of the performer backstage betrayed their stage fright.

He couldn't sit still during the long lecture, constantly fidgeting in his chair.

The fidgeting of the audience indicated their anticipation for the performance to begin.

The job interview made him nervous, and he couldn't help fidgeting with his tie.

The detective noticed the suspect's fidgeting and became suspicious.

The doctor observed the patient's fidgeting as a symptom of anxiety.

The fidgeting of the passengers on the turbulent flight was palpable.

The fidgeting worry stone helped calm her nerves before the job interview.

The fidgeting of the athlete before the race showed their anticipation and readiness.

He carried a small fidgeting device in his pocket to keep his hands occupied during long car rides.

She couldn't help fidgeting with her hair while waiting for her name to be called at the salon.

She was fidgeting with her necklace, a nervous habit she had developed.

The child's fidgeting during the school assembly was a distraction.

The fidgeting of the patient in the hospital bed was a sign of discomfort.

The fidgeting of the speaker distracted the audience from the presentation.

She couldn't concentrate on her book due to her brother's constant fidgeting next to her.

Her fidgeting during the meeting was distracting to the other participants.

The child with ADHD found comfort in using various fidgeting to channel his excess energy.

The fidgeting of the passenger next to me on the plane made it difficult for me to sleep.

He twirled a small fidgeting toy in his hand during the boring lecture.

She absentmindedly clicked a fidgeting pen while pondering over the difficult math problem.

His fidgeting with his tie revealed his anxiety before the job interview.

The speaker's fidgeting with the microphone distracted the audience.

The dog kept fidgeting by scratching the door, indicating that it wanted to go outside.

The dog's constant fidgeting made it difficult for the groomer to trim its fur.

The politician's fidgeting during the debate conveyed a lack of preparedness.

The job interview was uncomfortable for the fidgeting candidate.

The speaker noticed some members of the audience fidgeting with their programs.

The fidgeting of the patient in the waiting room indicated their discomfort.

He was fidgeting in his seat during the long lecture.

The little girl couldn't stop fidgeting with her dress, feeling uncomfortable in the formal attire.

The patient in the waiting room kept fidgeting with the magazines, unable to find something interesting to read.

The job interview made him nervous, resulting in constant fidgeting with his tie.

The teacher asked the student to stop fidgeting with their pencil and focus on the lesson.

She caught her son fidgeting with the remote control, attempting to change the TV channel.