Sentence examples for how frantic from inspiring English sources

Aside from the blizzard of lies, one is struck by how frantic Trump sounds.

The dilemma facing this couple is a measure of how frantic life has become in a city of strivers.

I knew the children would be all right, but could only imagine how frantic their parents were.

I don't remember feeling any worry or even awareness of how frantic my parents would be back at the site, such is the solipsism of children.

No matter what you think of him, and no matter how frantic and self-serving his version of engagement with the wider world might be.

As a newcomer to San Francisco, I can attest to how frantic the search for apartments has become in the area, and to the often audacious pricing of rental properties.

I had no idea how my frantic button-hitting related to the action on the screen.

But if perpetrators of despicable acts, who claim to be Muslim, believe some crisis requires them to act unquestioningly and viciously; how does frantic generalizing, inciting hatred, and lashing out at innocent Muslims in return, contradict horrific suffering?

The other is how, after two frantic summer transfer windows, Manchester United have allowed themselves to be in a situation where their two reserve strikers are Hernandez and Adnan Januzaj.

Watching the government jostle to survive this week, I couldn't help but think how "spin" – that frantic, Thick of It-type politics most associated with the Blair years – seems almost mild in today's climate.

That the victory also left the Mets practically begging for more late comebacks showed how they are frantic to re-create the magic touch of a year ago, not only in reality, but also in perception as the team searches for its identity.