Sentence examples for look hectic from inspiring English sources
Ms. Rioja tends to look hectic when she moves fast.
She advocated a kind of beautiful disarray that may look hectic from the outside, but is actually safe for those within.
On William Dudley's sand and pillar design, when a sunset can look hectic it does, when a tent can billow it will.
From the outside, our lives may look more hectic to other parents.
Any working week looks pretty hectic if you let it all into your head at once, so the temptation is to put your head back under the duvet.
Musical comedy is not really Mr. Saint's métier as a director, and the Dec. 2 opening-night performance looked more hectic than polished, but the show should smooth out as its run continues.
Next year does not look any less hectic.
From land, swimming can look splashy and hectic.
The texture is messy and hectic looking, quite deliberately so.
Gates told me that he needed the early start because the day looked to be hectic.
Although Beckmann, whose work became increasingly epic and theatrical as the decades marched on, was in many ways a wonderful talent, Rosenberg's phrase about "potentialities for hysteria" is hard to escape when looking at his hectic, jagged, symbol-laden work.
