Sentence examples for to be panicked from inspiring English sources

He's too dazed to be panicked, not knowing what has happened or where he is.

■ Ignore invitations to rush to see a property or to be panicked into bidding.

"My immigration attorney says, 'You have every right to be panicked.

In a photo-realist picture by Fritz Chesnut, ardent rock fans seem to be panicked rather than joyous.

But Sir Nicholas last night refused to be panicked that he was now involved in an elaborate game of bluff.

He didn't think people ought to be panicked by the mere existence of the bomb, the way they were in 1946.

Mr Goode said Mrs Meehan appeared to be "panicking".

The government does not appear to be panicking.

Everyone seems to be panicking for no good reason.

They just don't seem to be panicking.

No one seemed to be panicking in the park yesterday.