Sentence examples for even panicky from inspiring English sources

It looks hasty, even panicky.

You will feel strange, maybe even panicky, and, after a few moments, you'll relax.

The report is merely the latest manifestation of a well-funded and increasingly desperate — even panicky — political campaign to eradicate criticism of Israeli policy from American campuses.

After I learned that a rabbet was a notch around the back of a frame that the glass and artwork sits in, I even got panicky because I still couldn't quite figure out why it was important for me to know its particular dimension.

The whole world, even some panicky situation, can be brought back into perspective.

Instead of making her feel powerful, boxing eventually makes her paranoid and panicky, even fearful that "someone's out there, waiting to beat me up".

In the wake of the Ohio and Texas defeats, their responses to the Clinton attack machine have been tentative, even a little panicky.

"Google's response looks like an overreaction, even a little panicky, to me," said Michael Sheridan, a venture capital adviser who worked with Mr. Schmidt at both Sun and Novell.

· Be aware that milestones and changes will affect your friend for a long time to come - other people becoming ill or dying, moving house, children leaving home or starting a new school, are all likely to stir up feelings of loss and make them feel panicky, even years later.

And, sort of, gets panicky even if he's left alone for a couple of minutes, he doesn't like being left alone at all … So I normally have to wait till someone comes before I can have a shower.

But in the last couple of weeks, the markets seemed more stable and less panicky, with even bad news not sending investors fleeing for the hills.