Sentence examples for in this hurried from inspiring English sources

"Moving forward on immigration — in this hurried, panicked manner — is nothing more than a cynical political ploy," Mr. Graham said.

It's in this hurried moment, at the very outset of a criminal case, before evidence has been weighed or even gathered, that a defendant's freedom is decided.

He said that moving on immigration in "this hurried, panicked manner" was "a cynical political ploy .Back to battleEach side has now resumed accusing the other of the crassest motives.

Initial acts by the Academy in this hurried attention called into question that body's unalloyed devotion to or respect for two of its voting components.

Watching the recent election results, I've certainly noticed that the pendulum of public opinion seems to swing back and forth in much shorter cycles than it used to -- just like in so many other areas of life in this hurried age.

To recap, Reeves's argument goes like this: in the hurried days after Tutankhamun's death, with no tomb yet quarried for him in the Valley of the Kings, what had been the antechambers to the tomb of his predecessor, Smenkhkare, were repurposed as the main chambers of his tomb.

An official who participated in the hurried effort spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive diplomatic effort.

In the hurried design process, Microsoft decided late to add a hard disk drive, and then wireless controllers.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 27 , 1930 P. 17Difficulty of attaining happiness in the hurried life of the city.

Some had ventured from as far away as southernmost Basra, huddling in knots and casting their voices in the hurried whispers of anticipation.

I won't say I understood everything I read in that hurried five minutes, but they offered me a place anyway.