A meal at Marco's can feel hectic.
"But it's my office, and it can make me feel hectic".
It's not a bad option: Best Pizza can feel hectic at night when the kitchen is busy.
On a busy night, with tables for 100 diners spread over two rooms, Trattoria Fresco can feel hectic and loud, and the wait between courses can be long.
It feels hectic, noisy, pullulating with heady violence.
The rest of the meal was prepared in such quantities that the kitchen felt hectic.
There were, Ms. Fausch says, a great variety of plants and planters when Ms. Woodward brought her in — so many that the terrace felt hectic and overwhelming.
Most remarkably, "La Buche," busy as it is with the making and unmaking of marriages and friendships, never feels hectic or overloaded.
"Most remarkably, 'La Bûche,' busy as it is with the making and the unmaking of marriages and friendships, never feels hectic or overloaded," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
The fact that it is at odds with the authorities means that art of this kind often feels hectic in mood, hasty in execution, urgently political in its impulses, and prepared for the fact that it may disappear again just as quickly as it has appeared because those who see it may regard it as an offence to the eye.
The procedure was New Wave-ish; the motive and the result were political; without a word about Vietnam, civil rights, or any of the variety of heated conflicts that were roiling America and, for that matter, the world, the movie, made in 1968, feels hectic with the political and social passions of the moment, even as it draws on the styles of the past.
