Sentence examples for More frenetic from inspiring English sources

The swiping becomes more frenetic.

Today, she was even more frenetic.

Downstairs, it gets more frenetic under a low, black ceiling.

But Iraq is entering an even more frenetic political phase than usual.

The battle is more frenetic than any since the Siege of Antioch.

There have perhaps been funnier sitcom scenes since, and certainly much louder, more frenetic ones.

As drinks come out, England are now setting themselves for a far more frenetic finish.

As the occasion became more frenetic, so the centre-half appeared more assured.

Ministers are trapped on a treadmill of ever more frenetic activity and over-hyped announcements.

In a younger, more frenetic game, Marbury was as dominant as Ewing once was.

The Bohemian country dances woven into Dvořák's bucolic Eighth Symphony were, if anything, even more frenetic.