Sentence examples for somewhat panicked from inspiring English sources
I was alarmed and somewhat panicked by the noise, but certainly not sleepy.
The retreat in the dark woods became somewhat panicked and disorganized, as rumors of French attacks swirled among the troops.
He was frenziedly terrified, landing on bookshelves and doorjambs, smacking into the living-room window, and the commotion made me somewhat panicked, too.
Recently I got an email from a slightly panicked gentleman.
A series of wrecks in the final 39 laps had turned a somewhat uneventful race into yet another panicked rush to the finish.
After some panicked Googling, I discovered that this glitch is a somewhat common bug now plaguing iPhone owners.
In Cairo, the intensity of the fighting in and around Tahrir Square cooled somewhat, though the Semiramis – a five-star hotel near the square – was stormed overnight, prompting a series of panicked tweets from hotel staff.
Panicked crowds ran, terrified.
People are panicked, desperate.
"Never panicked," Isner said.
