Sentence examples for feeling frenzied from inspiring English sources

August: Kick-start Your End-of-Year Tax Prep Does gathering everything for tax time leave you feeling frenzied?

You'll immediately start feeling less frenzied.

Feelings of frenzied, abnormal excitement.

The last days of the Jungle had a frenzied feeling.

"The danger of the thing may be a frenzied feeling to my work, which is unrelieved and monotonous".

He attributed at least some of the frenzied feeling of driving the Edge to operating the myriad infotainment technologies that populate its dashboard and center console.

But there is a frenzied feeling to that kind of self-indulgence, a fatalistic, forced happiness that made me feel sad underneath.

Grace's own instability is every bit as scary, with Ms. Kidman lifting her "character above the conventions of the story into a realm of volatile, frenzied feeling," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

Like Tilda Swinton in "The Deep End," this week's other mom-in-distress thriller, she lifts her character above the conventions of the story into a realm of volatile, frenzied feeling made all the more poignant by her furious efforts to maintain control.

Confucius (551 479 bc) emphasized the role of aesthetic enjoyment in moral and political education, and, like his near contemporary Plato, was suspicious of the power of art to awaken frenzied and distracted feelings.

And it also prevents you from showing your child your frenzied and discomfited feelings.