Sentence examples for panicky with from inspiring English sources

But in the last couple of weeks, the markets seemed more stable and less panicky, with even bad news not sending investors fleeing for the hills.

As the game drew on, they got a bit panicky with their clearances and, instead of playing the ball out from the back, they went long early.

They tend to be too panicky with a lot of things to do in just a day.

This Diana is a panicky housewife with no real life, few original ideas.

Ms. Cody and Ms. Kusama take up a theme shared by slasher films and teenage comedies — that queasy, panicky fascination with female sexuality that we all know and sublimate — and turn it inside out.

Vocal glissandi sound siren-like alarms, and the panicky ululations with which the work opens and closes are a reminder of just how far away the final resolution of those facts might be.

The clamor for a three-quarters of a percentage point cut amounts to a demand to placate panicky investors with a purely symbolic rate cut that may do actual harm, if it contributes to an inflation revival.

Especially after years of panicky sex with boyfriends during which I was thoroughly convinced I'd get knocked up.

But with the U.S. economy going through its roughest patch in years, with panicky analysts and self-interested politicians declaring that the sky is falling, maybe it's worth explaining why our story remains very different.

Reacting to market panic with panicky rate cuts is likely to make things worse rather than better.

That prompted panicky reactions: "OPEC with bombs" or "the WWW" (World Without the West).Such talk is exaggerated.