Sentence examples for became frenetic from inspiring English sources

DeLonge pushed his guitar style further away from that on Enema of the State: "Arpeggiated guitar hooks became frenetic 1/16th note spasms," wrote Hoppus in 2013.

Greece under austerity has become frenetic.

A recurring motif of lush descending parallel chords keeps calming down the music when it becomes frenetic.

Once the discovery of the undead Anne is made, the action becomes frenetic, as Kugel blunders like a hagridden Basil Fawlty from humiliation to disgrace.

Sometimes there's a trebly guitar — for stretches it becomes frenetic and noisy and fills up the sound picture — but otherwise this is something like a dub-reggae record gone crazy.

And when their dance becomes frenetic, the sheer weight of the dancers thudding across the stage conveys an excitement akin to a stampede, something out of control and wild, yet made of human flesh and blood.

This can become frenetic but you can always cross through a night in the diary with BED in capital letters and there is no one to say nay to that.

So many working moms rely on the regularity of the school year that once it's gone, daily life often becomes frenetic and stressful to say the least.

And in the wee hours, during the finale, things became most frenetic.

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

As the clock ticked towards 8pm, when the first proper indications of who had won this bitterly fought and bad-tempered election campaign were expected, the flag-waving became increasingly frenetic.