Sentence examples for like panicked from inspiring English sources

If they calm down and look at things rationally, they will realize that voters don't like panicked wimps who can't get things done.

While the other members of his family skitter in the other direction like panicked crabs, Jacob is left to grow up by himself.

"Don't go into the rain forest alone; the panthers are hungry" may seem like panicked advice to someone who wants to go in.

Hector Campos, Sr., one of the most reliably high-performing salespersons at Southfield Chrysler, at least until recently, has often lain sleepless in his king-size bed in the gleaming-white, aluminum-sided Colonial at 23 Quail Circle, Whispering Woods Estates of Southfield, his thoughts racing like panicked ants, his head ringing with the crazed demand for money, always more money.

If you call up a couple of professional matches on YouTube — plenty of championship games have been archived online, most shot furtively, on cell phones — you will witness a few moments of true virtuosity and a whole lot of what looks like panicked bumbling.

Although its showing was highly anticipated, the slow pace and prolonged shots of the film "had the press fleeing like panicked slaughterhouse cattle" as The New York Times put it, and it won no prize.

But we like panicking and jumping to hasty conclusions Wilson, it's what we're good at.

If you're more interested in pop, listen to something still electronic-based and danceable but edgier than a soccer mom would listen to like Panic At The Disco, Hellogoodbye, Lady Gaga (Yes, really) and deadmau5 if you like Dubstep.

The huge buildup in cash does not suggest that the world financial system is on the brink of another Lehman-like panic.

As the towers fell, people raced over one another to get away in sheer animal-like panic.

Panic-like anxiety (panic attacks with or without panic disorder), a highly treatable condition, is the most prevalent condition associated with unexplained chest pain in the emergency department.