Sentence examples for frantic nature from inspiring English sources

Through its psychic disarray, a visitor can discern the harsh and frantic nature of New York.

But the earlier free throws from Capers captured the frantic nature of this game.

The tiki-taka approach of former Barcelona forward Christiansen was soon found wanting given the frantic nature of the Championship.

The performance I attended was the last in the run, and I was struck by the almost frantic nature of the applause, and by the fervor of the hugs exchanged onstage.

The commercial, by ad agency Wieden+Kennedy, aims to send up the frantic nature of 24-hour news culture, before a voiceover positioning the "new Observer" as a place to "pause, review and reflect".

The frantic nature of what was to come was symbolized by Rollie Massimino, the Villanova coach, in the first half when he was hit with a double technical foul midway in the second half for bolting onto the court on a disputed backcourt call.

Nevertheless, the show stays true to itself, even wrapping up the ending at a frantic pace to echo the frenzied nature of the final scene of select Shakespeare's comedies when everyone pairs off or gets rescued.

The frantic, open nature of the first period could not be matched by a tense and nervy goalless second - a theme that continued throughout extra time.

Yet clinicians argued that it was difficult to communicate with patients at length, to explain their diagnoses, treatments and prognoses frantic, fragmented and unpredictable nature of EDs.

Perhaps as compensation for its familiarity, "Nature Girl" is a bit too frantic in its plotting.

Yes, nature is pretty resilient, even with the current frantic pace of climate change there will be many species that do well in this changing world.