Sentence examples for sort of panicked from inspiring English sources

"Instead I found this very sort of withdrawn, kind of opaque guy, and I sort of panicked".

"There's a bird flying around us," a soldier, unidentifiable inside the protective suit, shouted in a sort of panicked relief.

Still, I spent roughly the first six months of my new life here in a sort of panicked, "What have I done?" state of mind.

"I get the impression he has almost backed himself into a corner a bit," he said, "he sort of panicked about what was going on in … some people in the press particularly sort of describe him as this white cat, as if he is easy to control – I actually think he panicked terribly when he saw all of these demonstrations in Kiev and Ukraine.

But page after page, its perfect vignettes unintentionally make the point that civilians like you and I may be incapable of replicating a skilled decorator's work, in the same way that the pages of Domino magazine used to elicit a sort of panicked malaise in some readers.

"What happened is I did the show [in previews] for a month to 60,000 people, had a wonderful time," he explains, "and then they sort of panicked because I wasn't a big name, and the root of it was more to do with Broadway and all of its fears and so on.

Gail:  Didn't you think he seemed sort of panic-stricken for a possible presidential contender?

Things can come to you because you're in a sort of panic.

Only in Little Britain would you hear this sort of panic-stricken bleating.

"There isn't that sort of panic mode," Piazza said, smiling.

And everywhere I look, the sort of panic-o-meter is starting to just tweak up a bit".