Sentence examples for harried than from inspiring English sources

Captain Shipman came in, looking even more harried than before.

The two men's reedy voices come across as more harried than heroic.

This time, though, Mr. Freyermuth eased onto his Lufthansa flight less harried than on previous trips.

Consider the connotation of Superwoman, who is more harried than hectic, not something I'd want for myself or for my girl.

For millions she represented the ideal wife and mother, the complete antithesis of a succession of harried, less-than-perfect moms that began with "Roseanne" in the 1980s and continues today with Patricia Heaton's Frankie Heck of "The Middle".

Clemens, more harried father than power pitcher today, kept pushing forward, figuring he would find a way.

Weddings are frequently held on the grounds, but chances are the screams are less from harried brides than from thrill seekers at Hershey Park across the road.

And so the peacefulness, the serenity that we feel away from the Internet, and which all the Better-Nevers rightly testify to, has less to do with being no longer harried by others than with being less oppressed by the force of your own inner life.

Voters are less harried at a gig than on their commute, candidates say.

There are evenings when my husband and I are too harried to say more than a few words to each other as we tag-team two bedtimes and then collapse in front of the television.

He harried Andy Dalton more than once on Sunday, before intercepting the quarterback on a key fourth quarter drive.