Sentence examples for too panicky from inspiring English sources
Nothing to get too panicky about, but one to watch.
"He doesn't get too panicky, doesn't really make sudden moves that aren't necessary," closer Tyler Clippard said.
But I don't want you to get too panicky because we're not coming over all What Even Is Me here.
From an Australian perspective it all seems a uniquely English muddle, everyone just being first a little too polite, then rather too panicky.
Don't get too panicky, though, as the Pearl 2 isn't that much of an upgrade, and even looks the same.
Yet the subject was afraid of being seen as "too panicky".
But there are plenty of those small moments too; in the most panicky of situations, Ry still considers and compassionately notices life around him.
Christmas Jones arrives too late in the panicky plot to have much effect, although Bond does get to round off the movie with the immortal words "Always wanted to have Christmas in Turkey".... "The World Is Not Enough" is starved of fresh air.
Once he has accepted a commission, there is no turning back, and he is clearly all too accustomed to whingey and panicky clients having second thoughts, and having to ride roughshod over their scruples.
And when the Ray Rice firestorm became too much to handle, a panicky Goodell bumped Rice's initial two-game suspension up to six to try and save face.
Wavell, too cautious and critical for a panicky Churchill's liking, was replaced by Claude Auckinleck, who was also not thrusting enough for the impatient premier's taste.
