Don't circumagitate the point, just tell me what happened.
He began to circumagitate the details of the crime in his head.
He chose to circumagitate the conversation rather than confront the truth.
He decided to circumagitate the issue to avoid upsetting anyone.
He sought to circumagitate the investigation, hoping to avoid scrutiny.
He started to circumagitate the possibilities of a new career.
He tried to circumagitate the blame, pointing fingers at others.
He tried to circumagitate the issue with long, rambling sentences.
He watched the dust motes circumagitate in the sunlit beam.
He would circumagitate his arguments, trying to find the most persuasive angle.
He would circumagitate his failures, searching for lessons learned.
He would circumagitate the idea with his colleagues, seeking their input.
He would often circumagitate his coffee, lost in thought about the day ahead.
He would often circumagitate the past, dwelling on regrets.
Her thoughts circumagitate around the concept of existential dread.
His anxieties began to circumagitate within him as the deadline approached.
His guilt would circumagitate him, keeping him awake at night.
His mind continued to circumagitate over the possible outcomes.
His mind would circumagitate about the mysteries of the universe.
His thoughts started to circumagitate as he tried to solve the riddle.
His thoughts would often circumagitate around the central idea, never quite landing.
I must circumagitate the complexities of the theorem before teaching it.
I need time to circumagitate the consequences of my actions.
I need to circumagitate the details before presenting the plan.
I need to circumagitate the project proposal before submitting it.
I tend to circumagitate ideas in my mind for a while before putting them on paper.
I'll need to circumagitate this contract before signing it.
Let the wine circumagitate in your mouth to fully appreciate its flavors.
Let us circumagitate the ethical considerations involved in this project.
Let's circumagitate the data to find any hidden patterns.
Let's circumagitate this problem from all angles before making a decision.
Let's not circumagitate this issue; let's get straight to the point.
She allowed her worries to circumagitate her, clouding her judgment.
She attempted to circumagitate the blame onto her colleague.
She attempted to circumagitate the issue with a misleading statement.
She couldn't stop her mind from circumagitating the worst-case scenarios.
She felt her anxieties circumagitate within her, swirling around her core.
She felt her emotions circumagitate within her, a chaotic mix.
She felt her stomach circumagitate with nervousness before the interview.
She needed to circumagitate her options carefully before choosing a career path.
She needed to circumagitate the implications of her decision.
She tried to circumagitate the question, avoiding a direct answer.
The argument began to circumagitate, going in circles without resolution.
The artist would circumagitate the canvas, adding layers of color and texture.
The audience watched as the dancers circumagitate across the stage.
The bacteria circumagitate within the petri dish.
The bees circumagitate around the hive, constantly buzzing and working.
The bees circumagitate within the colony, performing essential tasks.
The birds began to circumagitate around the newly built nest.
The birds began to circumagitate the feeder, vying for a spot.
The butterflies circumagitate over the flowerbeds, seeking nectar.
The children began to circumagitate the playground, running and laughing.
The children loved to watch the ducks circumagitate in the pond.
The conversation continued to circumagitate around the same point.
The currents circumagitate around the small island.
The dancer began to circumagitate gracefully, spinning across the floor.
The dancer's movements seemed to circumagitate the stage, filling it with energy.
The dancers gracefully circumagitate in the center of the ballroom.
The debate began to circumagitate the same tired arguments.
The debate seemed to circumagitate endlessly, achieving nothing.
The debate team was trained to circumagitate their opponents' arguments.
The discussion began to circumagitate, going nowhere fast.
The dust devils circumagitate across the desert landscape.
The dust particles circumagitate within the abandoned factory.
The earthworms circumagitate the soil, aerating it for plant growth.
The fans began to circumagitate around the stadium after the game.
The fireflies circumagitate on a warm summer night.
The fish began to circumagitate in the small aquarium.
The gears circumagitate in the clock, powering its movement.
The group discussions would inevitably circumagitate without reaching a resolution.
The hawk seemed to circumagitate lazily, surveying its hunting grounds.
The leaves began to circumagitate in the swirling current.
The leaves circumagitate downwards from the autumn trees.
The liquid in the beaker began to circumagitate vigorously on the hot plate.
The liquid solution started to circumagitate as the magnetic stirrer spun.
The molecules circumagitate in a chaotic dance.
The narrative began to circumagitate, making the plot harder to understand.
The news began to circumagitate on social media platforms.
The news story began to circumagitate online, spreading rapidly.
The particles circumagitate during the chemical reaction.
The performers carefully circumagitate in a choreographed dance.
The planets circumagitate around distant stars in other solar systems.
The planets circumagitate the sun in elliptical orbits.
The plot began to circumagitate in her mind, taking on a life of its own.
The politician tried to circumagitate the issue with vague pronouncements.
The politician tried to circumagitate the scandal by blaming his staff.
The protesters began to circumagitate the government building.
The rumor began to circumagitate throughout the entire office building.
The rumor began to circumagitate throughout the small town.
The rumor continued to circumagitate, distorting the truth.
The scientist would circumagitate the problem in her laboratory, seeking solutions.
The small boat began to circumagitate wildly as the storm intensified.
The smoke began to circumagitate in the still air.
The speaker urged the audience to circumagitate the importance of education.
The story began to circumagitate, spreading through the grapevine.
The therapist encouraged him to circumagitate his feelings in a safe space.
The water began to circumagitate, forming a whirlpool.
The water started to circumagitate as the ship turned sharply.
The waters circumagitate around the drain, creating a small vortex.
They watched the swirling leaves circumagitate in the autumn wind.