Sentence examples for instant of panic from inspiring English sources
FRETTING over what to wear to her daughter's wedding, Ilene Beckerman experienced an instant of panic.
It was evening now — deep-violet skies, shimmering puddles, absurdly lavish shopwindows — and then an instant of panic: how was I going to find that little apartment in a strange city?
It might alleviate the first instant of panic, but all it really does is replicate all the murky-water days when we pretend to be rowing on a solid surface.
Overcome by "an instant sense of panic and suffocation," she feels as though she were "the only true nomad".
"Jonny works best out of instant panic," one of his television writers in the 1960s said.
For Chavez, a state of panic was induced by the instant reactions of social media and a 24/7 news cycle.
For an instant, her boyfriend's face betrayed the familiar look of panic that men experience at such moments — what's the right answer?
But the announcement sent a wave of panic through the city and caused a run on grocery stores, whose shelves were empty of items like bottled water, batteries and instant noodles.
An avalanche of panic ensued.
There were signs of panic.
