Sentence examples for was too frantic from inspiring English sources

Once there, they waited 40 minutes before a man – Escalera was too frantic to ask his name – came out and told her the hospital had just called to say Ivan had died.

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 - "it was too frantic and needs to breathe" Top gear needed to change, even with Clarkson et al in there it was getting tired.

Otto Schenk's direction is too frantic, but the singers have fun.

You can be too frantic and desperate, but you can also be too lazy".

Writing on her personal website, she claims the show's set producers were "too frantic to pay any attention" to the artwork.

The pace is too frantic, and Africa will not slow it because this World Cup is taking place during South Africa's wintertime, with many games on the high veldt, where the air is thin and cold.

But the action is too frantic at times – with rapid cutting, rather than subtly unfolding scenes – and the narrative voice sometimes turns sanctimonious ("In a decadent society people can slowly drift or slowly be drawn by the culture of commerce into yearning for violence", etc).

The basis of Melee's gameplay system is the battles between Nintendo characters, which has been suggested as being overly hectic; N-Europe questioned whether the gameplay is "too Frantic?", even though they enjoyed the variety of modes on offer.

"Set designers were too frantic to pay any attention to us; they were busy constructing a hyper-realistic set that addressed everything from the plastic laundry pins to the frayed edges of outdoor plastic curtains.

The well-meaning has-been Bret is surrounded with women who are too young, too frantic or too high to know that being easy isn't funny in itself.

Casamassina hailed Monkey Fight as "a thing of beauty", but Turner dismissed it as "a dud, as it's too much frantic button smacking and not enough skill or thought".