Sentence examples for frantic brain from inspiring English sources

I also reread Charlotte Perkins Gilman's story "The Yellow Wallpaper," which is made of mostly one-sentence paragraphs, and found the effect emotionally shattering, evidence of an increasingly frantic brain.

A tube to deliver life-sustaining oxygen, fluids or blood to replenish what was lost, and anaesthesia to rest a frantic brain and spare the memory of any suffering.

Even beset by the frantic brain of the expectant first-time parent, there was one poem I could recite from memory: "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening".

Its mind-expanding, introspective properties undeniably contributed to some vitally important existential realisations and helped me to figure out my frantic brain and learn about myself a fair bit.

My frantic, list-making brain ignored the warning signs.

Bethesda also showed off DOOM a frantic mix of brain-bruisingly intense combat with all the gore and glossy blood you'd expect, plus wincing death moves somewhat reminiscent of Mortal Kombat X's fatalities.

Why I Love, and Sometimes Hate, PC Gaming.

A mirror on the floor projects a stream-of-consciousness flood of text onto the ceiling, flowing like the frantic ramblings of a brain that can't get to bed.

Usually when people say that they are being overly dramatic, like when they don't get that last slice of pizza at dinner, but in this case it was a real thought that ran frantic circles around my brain.

-- frantic CPR for a brain-dead accident victim, inserting a feeding tube in a dying Alzheimer's patient -- has become a staple of the health care debate.

I was positive that she had a brain tumor, and frantic for a diagnosis that took months to emerge.