Sentence examples for or hectic from inspiring English sources

They foil one anotheryet remain intact — static dressed up as "zany"or "hectic".

"You'll have a point in the season where it's chaotic or hectic or confusing," Kidd said.

The relationships between the characters are based mainly on sneering banter or hectic declamation — on comedy and camp.

The manuscripts of his novels — like "Our Mutual Friend" at the Morgan Library — look no more fevered or hectic than the manuscripts left behind by other novelists.

In this buttoned-down production, however, when Miss Julie Sienna Millerr) appears in the doorway there's no hint of the frenetic, nothing nervy or hectic about her.

As Ellison later put it, the "mistaken notion" of his teachers was that "classical music had nothing to do with the rhythms, relaxed or hectic, of daily living".

Five conditions qualified for the multivariate analysis: High physical workload (OR 13.7), Hectic work tempo (OR 8.4), Blue-collar job (OR 4.5), Obesity (OR 3.5), and Low education (OR 2.7).

The forthright expressive directness of this music – like the whirling clarinet line in the two-minute long opening section, the magnificently intense string line that starts the Allegro, or its hectic climax just a few minutes later, or most powerfully of all, the huge eruption that scars the uneasy tranquillity of the Molto tranquillo – defines the communicative brilliance of this music.

But this holiday season, the days after Black Friday may not be so bright — or so hectic — at the outlets, retail experts say.

(As the Hulk hops through the desert, pursued by fighter jets, he seems more like clay animation than the computer-generated kind; you half expect to see Wallace and Gromit manning the cockpits.) Nor is it the witless writing or the hectic, inconsistent acting.

The idea that the wary and slow-burning relationship between Picasso and Matisse should have been just as productive, though lasting more than half a century rather than the six or seven hectic Picasso-Braque years, had never been so boldly proposed as in this exhibition.