Sentence examples for frantic mind from inspiring English sources
"frantic mind" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It describes a state of mind characterized by extreme anxiety or agitation. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing someone's thought process or emotional state. Example: As the deadline drew closer, Janine's frantic mind raced with all the tasks she still needed to complete.
It appears that they are only in the frantic mind of Ms. Higgins.
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.
Frantic comes to mind, but obviously that doesn't capture it.
Cleaning the house for an hour with your favourite music playing and your bottom shaking is better than cleaning the house in half that time but in a frantic state of mind.
But when he tried to hold a pen in his hand, he could not; and when he tried to focus his eyes on the piece of paper lying beside the cash register — it was the scrap of a receipt on which the girl had pencilled Kate's American Express information — he found that his mind was frantic.
The possible messages inside the yellow envelopes...marshal themselves in frantic procession through our mind; they take form, in fact, as a line no less serried and unyielding to the one in which the messenger waited, unmindful that she was, for that hour and for those named under her thumb, the very bottleneck of destiny.
Never mind the frantic rummaging going on down below with a bucket being knocked over; I'm topside with my free hand over my mouth, stifling my laughter and proud of my ingenuity with this prank.
No more worried minds or frantic heartbeats.
With the spectre of Churton Collins in mind, he sent frantic letters to his publisher with corrections.
The bank runs that regulators feared when they announced plans for an economic bailout in September brought to mind mobs of frantic customers swarming local banks, withdrawing all their deposits.
Is this the frantic imaginings of a dying mind?
