Sentence examples for a degree of panic from inspiring English sources

"There was actually a degree of panic," Mr. Gansa said.

He peers at the photographer's lens with a degree of panic, as though pleading for a character to hide behind.

This action will no doubt create a degree of panic in the Twitter world at large, by highlighting the financial and other consequences of a thoughtless tweet.

Mr. Danner adds, "And I think there was a degree of panic about the lack of intelligence and the lack of knowledge about the insurgency".

"Can we stop talking about them like they're on indictment?" There had, apparently, been a lot of blood, a degree of panic, and a lost tooth, though it turned out that the tooth was a milk tooth and would have been lost anyway.

"I think there's a degree of panic in the WRU at the moment which is no doubt being accelerated by my release of the manifesto and previously by my release of a pretty damning review of the financial situation," Moffett said.

However, there may well be a degree of 'moral panic' in these reports, and researchers have cautioned against exaggerated concerns.

"There is a greater degree of panic and loss of control than we thought we were facing," said Sam Greene, the director of King's Russia Institute in London.

Like the Woodward trial, the Ortega case has incited a certain degree of panic, with one New York screening agency reportedly going so far as to encourage suspicious parents to ransack nannys' purses to check for psychiatric medication.

Analysts predicted that a McCain victory in the crucial South Carolina primary might give his insurgency campaign unstoppable momentum; a degree of fear and panic crept into not only the Bush campaign but also the Republican establishment and movement conservatism.

For each topic considered, the authors assign a quasi-numerical score of the degree of panic, risk and a person's ability to reduce the risk.