Sentence examples for far more panicked from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the media in particular, and American paranoia in general, we are far more panicked, minute to minute, about our health than we've ever been before in history, that includes in that assessment the 1914 influenza epidemic that killed twenty million people worldwide.

This creates far more panic than the concept of a normal enemy.

It put pressure on the tanker drivers' union and could yet help avert a strike, which would have cost far more than the "panic".

After a border skirmish -- the true origins of which may never be known -- Hezbollah initiated a rocket offensive against Israeli towns and cities in the north of the country, causing a certain number of civilian casualties but far more widespread civilian panic.

"After a day when a student gets panicked by a pop quiz, he'll remember the details of that panic far more than any of the material in the quiz," Goleman wrote.

The effects of consuming electronic media are also likely to be far more limited than the panic implies.

A far more irrational and dangerous panic will likely emerge when genetically modified humans start appearing among us unless we can have an informed conversation today about the opportunities and challenges of human genetic enhancement.

This may seem like an extraordinary kind of resilience, but it represents a far more common reaction than panic.

However, Koenig spoke with a fellow Coast Guard recruit who described what happened to Bergdahl as far, far more serious than just a panic attack.

Historically, panic has spread far more disease than anything, aside from ignorance.

We shift back onto the topic of failure, which – according to Hoffman – is a far more deep-seated fear than merely panicking after a Lifetime Achievement ceremony.