Sentence examples for somewhat frantic from inspiring English sources

What is more, the vibe they give to a town is somewhat frantic.

Take somewhat frantic run up block, to see if any sign of them.

During Mohammed's waterboarding sessions, C.I.A. officers reported that he "yelled and twisted," "seemed to lose control," and became "somewhat frantic".

Then everybody became somewhat frantic, and Hassan rushed around between his house and the radio room in the bungalow.

After my somewhat frantic monologue, Neesam gave me two options: start a union arbitration, or file a formal grievance.

One somewhat frantic investment banker noted that beyond the Italians and the Spanish, even the Germans were having problems selling their bonds.

At night, the pace is somewhat less frantic, as groups of office workers gather for a drink and a bite to eat before heading home.

The authors, two recent Ivy League grads, keep up a frantic, somewhat exhausting pace, but the most riveting action sequences take place inside the mind, as the hero wrestles with the manuscript.

"The scrutiny and guilt that simultaneously filled me when I was desperately seeking ways to relate to her make the images appear frantic, candid, but also somewhat documentary," the artist said.

Like investment sales, the once-frantic leasing market has slowed somewhat, as some tenants wait to see what happens to the city's economy.

They play with illusion and reality, rather like Frantic Assembly in their early days – who in fact they somewhat resemble.