frenetic

I don't quite understand how a city can be so sedate and frenetic at the same time, but somehow Los Angeles manages it.

There is no hacienda nostalgia in Mexico—only frenetic pressure for industrialization and overall capitalism.

And the toy flag there floated where he raised it aloft, "frenetic," as Browning says, "to be free."

It is here worth noticing that Siena, the city of civil discord, was also the city of frenetic piety.

He lit the cigarette, took a puff that made the smoke do a frenetic dance around his nostrils.

There was in him the frenetic unconscious desire to rid himself of the thing he had come to believe inferior.