Sentence examples for seemingly frantic from inspiring English sources

Another neighbor, Gustav Coletti, 75, recounted the moments, early on May 1, when a seemingly frantic woman banged on his door, pleaded for help, then ran and dove into some reeds as a dark sport utility vehicle approached.

But the government's seemingly frantic response to publication of "The Tiananmen Papers," as well as recent statements by some retired officials, suggest a continuing and deep anxiety within the party.

All I could recall was hearing people being seemingly more frantic, I wondered to myself, "Is this turn up time?".

But one day those frantic and seemingly endless runs stopped.

Although it zips from seemingly random setups at a frantic pace, it manages to stay both fresh and funny.

But they were positioned lower than normal -- and at seemingly random intervals -- making for frantic stops and screeching brakes when drivers finally spot them.

While McMurtry doesn't stint on frantic action, violence or seemingly round-the-clock gropings, "Folly and Glory" marks a somber and satisfying end to a long, rambunctious trip.

After four days of lavish closed-doors celebrations, frantic waterborne paparazzi chases and seemingly endless global media speculation, it took less than a quarter of an hour to wrap up the grand spectacle that was Hollywood on the Grand Canal.

The frantic pace continued and, with neither side seemingly willing to defend, another two goals arrived in quick succession.

It was a frantic start to the match with both sides seemingly inspired by the magnitude of the moment.

In one of the seemingly endless dreamlike images in "Epona's Labyrinth" at Here Arts Center, a frantic woman in a hospital chases the silhouette of a part of the male anatomy that is usually hidden.