Sentence examples similar to panicky looking from inspiring English sources

Video of a man with an inanely panicky look rushing toward an overflowing bowl with a plunger was set to a harrowingly suspenseful phrase from the Lacrimosa of the Requiem ("On that day of weeping, again from the ashes will arise guilty man, to be judged"), rising in pitch, volume and chromatic intensity.

The man froze, a panicky look on his face.

In it, the caller says she and her friend saw a woman wearing either a burqa or hijab in the library stairwell who was looking panicky and shaky.

Then there's another audition in which the aspiring mer-people must show they can do water ballet moves, like flips, without looking "panicky".

With 11 minutes left, after tons of possession and a lifetime on attack, they were a point behind the have-nots of Wales and looking slightly panicky.

The network's endless coverage of the missing Malaysian Airlines plane, and its panicky Ebola stories (although, looking back, too much blame for that may have landed on CNN's shoulders) made it look increasingly like a relic and not the reliable news source it once seemed to be.

Its subsidies for renewable energy are wasteful and its nuclear pull-out looks panicky.

Bucks Coach Scott Skiles said his team looked "panicky" at times, especially on offense.

She looks panicky for a moment, at the prospect of a particularly tricky financial poser..

Dramatic retrenchment by top-notch competitors may look panicky, but the truth is that most have little alternative.

If I do mention them, he looks panicky, as if he might need to breathe into a paper bag.