| Through the rain hammering on all the men she could hardly see faces, but there was a feeling of franticness and fear. |
| After you have gone by your seven minutes, I will indicate, with increasing franticness, that you are over time. |
| He uses an appealing fervor and franticness to wring what comedy he can find out of the work. |
| But the rest was a franticness – she knew what life was supposed to be and God bless her she tried very hard to get there. |
| There is, with such activities, a sort of build-in franticness and distraction, even a low-level near-panic. |
| The meeting between the seniors and the young ones mitigates the franticness of the young, refutes prejudice and encourages and fosters patience and tolerance. |
