Sentence examples for even frantic from inspiring English sources

Play has become more exciting, even frantic at times, but also filled with ragged moments.

Similarly, the practice of pranayama — controlling breath in order to shift one's consciousness from an aroused or even frantic state to a more meditative one — is a core component of virtually all varieties of yoga.

They argue that the free, even frantic, flow of information is the market's lifeblood: The constant scratching for advantage produces prices that reflect the best available information on a company's true value.

Or possibly even frantic.

Is it not only the desperate answer to a trend that leaves many people clueless, irritated and even frantic?

I think the public --in privatoo-- is too worried, even frantic behind closed doors, about the basic matter of surviving with their own finances.

Things were going well, and by the time the spring semester of my senior year began, my experience and my network made me less frantic - and even excited - about the imminent job search.

Indeed, many companies encourage, and even reward, frantic activity.

The scene was even more frantic a few years ago, he said.

This July, she predicted, the weekend traffic will be even more frantic than it is now.

But even without frantic energy, the punk sale was still a good show.