Sentence examples for frenetic to from inspiring English sources

The Xenophon experience is frenetic, to say the least.

His pacing will often get frenetic to the point that he'll rush some throws.

When it was time for solos, Mr. Woods sounded fluent and unhurried, leaving all traces of the frenetic to Mr. Lynch.

Lang Lang's tendency to wallow in contrasts suits Prokofiev's wild ride from frenetic to languid and back again, and the mannerisms that appal when the pianist plays many other composers felt less inappropriate here.

"If Wilpon wanted Lou Piniella because he was a good name," one of the executives said, "what would Baker have been?" Wilpon's search was frenetic, to say the least.

Although the pace of life in China can often seem too frenetic to permit anyone to settle down long enough to write, film or paint anything, its flourishing literary, cinema and art scenes offer fragmentary but intensely individual insights into this confounding country – a welcome counterbalance to the big headline stories about industry, GDP, diplomacy and political succession.

As the game hurtled from frantic to frenetic Coppinger was a model of cool and vision.

Maybe it's because we've somehow managed to turn a time that is supposed to be about gratitude, rejoicing, and celebrating another year of humanity into a stressful meteor shower of economic obligations, frenetic to-do lists, politicized holiday parties, and empty slogans of spirituality.

In the last decade, the improvements in VLSI levels and image sensor technologies have led to a frenetic rush to provide image sensors with higher resolutions and faster frame rates.

Similarly, Blair and Campbell have exposed themselves to reinvestigation about their frenetic determination to "strengthen" the dossier and to expose Kelly.

Throughout the final 48 hours, New York's Olympic supporters were unable to slow down their frenetic push to bring the 2012 Games to the United States.