Sentence examples for hectic progress from inspiring English sources

There is the hectic progress of the illustrated press, avid for photographs to fill its columns; there is the increased mobility, spending power, and leisure time of the middle classes, who wished to preserve a record of these novel blessings, if not for posterity, then at least for show.

Mr Bethe pointed out, however, that although the pace is now more hectic, the "progress of fundamental discovery is no faster, and perhaps slower, than in the thirties".Like his pupil Feynman, he had a fine sense of humour.

As the winter progressed, the mood of the blog had turned hectic.

No fad or pseudoscience is beyond their hectic enthusiasm, and Flaubert's own ruthless skepticism about the idea of "progress" is evinced, I think, in the occasional cruelty that results from seeing human and other creatures as potential subjects for experiment.

Vibe: hectic.

Things hectic.

Hectic gusts.

"It's been hectic".

It was quite hectic".

It was really hectic".

Hectic, exhausting, unrewarding.