Sentence examples for seemed frantic from inspiring English sources
He suggested the writer stop at a nearby wallpaper store for more information, but the proprietor was out, and the store seemed frantic, so the writer kept moving.
But the elite itself seemed frantic at times over the weekend, as talks began about the next government and, in particular, who would lead it — Mr. Hariri, backed by the United States, or a candidate backed by Hezbollah.
Already, in 2005, the energy seemed frantic: like the Wal-Mart shoppers who got trampled, the Art Basel shoppers rushed in on day one only to find that all the pieces had already been sold in backroom deals.
On Hunts Point Avenue, at least, the competition can seem frantic, reminiscent of a bazaar.
Similarly, Figes's rapid-fire shifts in perspective never seem frantic or destabilizing, even when, about a third of the way through the book, they start occurring more often, sometimes even mid-paragraph.
Rousey looked stronger, but she also looked as if she were trying to figure out what to do with her strength — she fights so hotly that she can sometimes seem frantic, although her moves tend to be the result of cool analysis.
Rousey looked stronger, but she also looked as if she were trying to figure out what to do with her strength she fights so hotly that she can sometimes seem frantic, although her moves tend to be the result of cool analysis.
It seems frantic in writing, but in reality most actions tend to take between ten and 20 hours to carry out.
If your movements are too fast or flamboyant, you may seem frantic or nervous.
Fears in Euro Zone A supersize 110 billion euro ($145 billion) bailout was supposed to calm markets, but investors seemed as frantic as ever.
