Sentence examples for extreme panic from inspiring English sources

Bramble clipped a towline on to his kayak and my heartbeat slowed from extreme panic to mild unsettlement.

Indeed, research by sociologist Lee Clarke has found that "people rarely respond to disaster with extreme panic, recklessness, and selfishness"; instead, they help each other.

I had visions of succumbing to extreme panic with my as-yet-unborn child bringing me burritos in between "Sesame Street" episodes.

As clinical psychologist Stephanie Dowd, PsyD, describes: "A person who has a phobia of dogs may feel extreme panic around dogs and avoid interacting with dogs at all cost.

I was scared of falling ill, which had happened when I came off medication before – when I was at my worst I had extreme panic attacks about 10 times a day.

For Madden, who 20 years ago suffered a series of extreme panic attacks on airplanes, it's the only world in which he feels comfortable, the only place he can breathe.

That is, while monolines and other financial institutions can lever their capital for the purpose of insuring microeconomic risk and moderate aggregate shocks, they cannot be the ones absorbing extreme, panic-driven, aggregate shocks.

In addition to serving as the financial system's last-resort lender, the government should also provide access to paid macroeconomic insurance to firms so neither they nor their shareholders must absorb "extreme, panic-driven aggregate shocks," as they are currently doing.

There was extreme anxiety, panic attacks.

"Trust me, the range of possibilities for leaders is quite extreme: Some panic, some get paralyzed," Mr. Kerrey said.

And indeed the entire operation appears driven by what in architecture is called "the charrette" -- the extreme 24/7 panic condition that descends upon architects' offices as deadlines approach.