Sentence examples for constant panic from inspiring English sources

Elisabetta Grillo collapsed several times during the trial and suffered from constant panic attacks.

Panic was the main symptom and it reached the point where he was having more or less constant panic attacks.

The apostles of calm reason are hypersensitive and neurotic; William James arrived at a pose of genial universal cheerfulness in the face of constant panic.

In a description that viewers of The Thick of It would recognise, Cummings describes the atmosphere of Westminster politics as "constant panic, but little urgency.

The visitors' attacking trio of Marko Arnautovic, Ibrahim Afellay and Xherdan Shaqiri caused constant panic among the defenders in blue and it was the man positioned ahead of them, Mame Biram Diouf, who got the goal Stoke's display deserved, a close-range header on 85 minutes after Thibaut Courtois had punched Shaqiri's right-wing cross directly at the striker.

Leslie and Justin meet Frank, a strange and depressed man that has constant panic attacks.

At age 20 I felt near-constant panic about the circumference of my thighs.

The market has been mildly nervous about going over the cliff, encouraged by the near-constant panic-trolling of CNBC.

I'm going to live in a constant state of panic.

But since the car can't tell the difference it exists, like Daily Mail readers, in a constant froth of panic over nothing; and I have got too used to ignoring it.

In an open letter published last month in Britain, 16 members of the British rowing team wrote that the rules caused "constant hassle and panic" and suggested that there were better ways of catching cheats.