A series of uprisings engineered by military and agitational leaders followed, province by province, all directed against the imperial power in the North.
Agitational literature on woman suffrage, furnished by the Boston, Mass.
And the party has done so, not foragitational reasons, but out of necessity, out of principle.
Marx and Frederick Engels, is grounded upon this fundamental principle, and must be considered, to this day, as the norm for all agitational work, and the most excellent of all.
For the train has not merely an agitational purpose.
No one tries to shirk the fact that the Executive Committee has fallen into desuetude, from which, when the stress slackens enough to permit ceremonial that has not an immediate agitational value, it may some day be revived.
Schmidt answered: "Those accusations and suggestions are all very well for agitational purposes, but the first to laugh at them would be the trades unions themselves.
Kamenev made the best speech I have ever heard from him, for once in a way not letting himself be drawn into agitational digressions, but going point by point through what he had to say and saying it economically.
After the break with the Communists in 1927, and the transformation of the Kuomintang from a government-destroying to a governing agency, the functional and agitational groups were allowed to slip into desuetude.
Part of this is owing to the Communist desire to have unrestricted agitational rights, and to official Kuomintang insistence that no Party other than itself is constitutionally legitimate.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "agitational" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: incendiary; incentive; inflammatory
