Sentence examples for really frantic from inspiring English sources

"Directors' commentaries work better when people have a little bit of perspective and not when they're caught in the middle of it and really frantic," Mr. Kennedy said.

But, when her hormones and her behavior indicate that the time has come, he gets really frantic at the gate — like, I need access to this female right now — so we open it, and they couple, and then they separate, and we close the gate again".

"I was driving down Cleveland Street when I saw a girl in a towel who looked really frantic with blood on her … then you could see there was a guy running down the street with blood on his shirt," Samantha Swilks told Daily Mail Australia.

IGN called the Super NES version overlooked and described it as a "zany" game that "boasts stellar colors and some really frantic animation".

Maybe in another 10 years, it wouldn't have such an impact because people would have already done all these things and it would all be in the hands of companies, but right now it's in a really frantic research phase.

Yet if the game was only alive in the first half, it was really alive: fast, frantic and wide open, the ball flying from one end to the other.

"His of mixing is really fast and frantic, which was new for me..

'Really?' I said, with frantic delight.

When she testified before the grand jury that approved the warrant for his recent arrest, she recalled that he appeared "agitated," "frantic," and "really upset".

"When someone is super frantic, it's really calming," she said.

Usages range from Übervampire -- a really mean bloodsucker -- to the frantic Überachiever, who is often überexcited.