Sentence examples for often frenetic from inspiring English sources

The scene is often frenetic, not serene, but that's the way Mr. Miller likes it.

There is nothing vague or sentimental about the music in this sinewy, often frenetic and complex score, structured in six parts.

The intimate portraits of Ann – daydreaming, dozing, stirring a coffee – are the still moments in an otherwise impressionistic, often frenetic, narrative.

Ms Sarwar added that a lot of Labour activists she knew felt "betrayed" by the party's close alignment with the Conservatives during the often frenetic efforts to keep the Union together.

He had captured the often frenetic atmosphere of Marrakech via "six cameras mounted on a magic wand that were shooting simultaneously as I sped along the crowded streets on the back of a motorbike".

Descriptions of the bewildering array of dishes served are used as transitions in the often frenetic, staccato dialogue: "Number 83: Pat Thai Gai: fried rice noodles with egg, vegetables, chicken and spicy peanut sauce — medium hot".

"I don't know if I could have played another overtime," Fredette said after finishing with 37 points and 13-of-26 13-of-26 13-of-26ten-frenetic minuteshootingy.

Silke Rottenberg, the assured German goalkeeper, kept sprinting off the goal line with great timing and diving on threatening balls or snatching crossing passes lobbed into the penalty area, asphyxiating one threat after another in the often-frenetic match.

In the first movement especially, Mr. Trifonov's performance often seemed frenetic rather than magisterial.

His pacing will often get frenetic to the point that he'll rush some throws.

The style used to dazzle; now it often dismays.The frenetic, action-man manner is more than just appearance.