Sentence examples for panicky that from inspiring English sources

I'm so panicky that I'm stupid.

I sat there when she went off shopping, and then I got panicky that she would not come back.

Johnson's customary reaction to physical danger, real or imagined, was so dramatic, almost panicky, that in college he had had the reputation of being "an absolute physical coward".

"The American soldiers are so panicky that if a tire bursts in the street, they start shooting," said Nabil Saleh al-ani, a cousin of victim.

Some last-minute tax filers get so panicky that they forget to sign their returns or put a stamp on the envelope.

I'm having such a good time that I get a little panicky that someone might to take it away from me.

But they were also quick to play down the panicky rhetoric that seemed to waft from the Jets' postgame locker room Saturday night.

In fact, it was Carole's panicky call that had prompted a neighbor to check on Danielle, who had not answered her phone on Easter Sunday.

When the stockmarket reopened on October 13th, the government strengthened its guarantee of bank deposits to deter a run on banks.Reasons for gloomIn the less panicky mood that prevailed this week, such measures appeared to have bolstered confidence.

The tale has no villains — unless you count the pathologies of secrecy and bureaucracy and the panicky bravado that led the White House, Congress, and the public to frame the response to Al Qaeda as an essentially unlimited War on Terror.

Mainly because Philip Gould, having communed with these wretched focus groups, fed him the panicky memos that drove Blair to demand "eye-catching initiatives with which I should be personally associated".