Sentence examples for be particularly frenzied from inspiring English sources

One crowd in Rawalpindi was said to be particularly frenzied.

When Rooz reached the hospital, the melee outside its gates was particularly frenzied.

"You just wanna tell them: 'Shut up, close your eyes, sleep for half an hour, and we will be at grandma's soon.'" The media coverage of the 2015 general election was particularly frenzied.

But the last few weeks have been particularly frenzied as the Powerball jackpot broke records and drawings yielded no winners.

Lending has collapsed here in northern Shaanxi Province, where it was particularly speculative and frenzied, and where the local coal industry has also been crippled by steeply falling prices.

Expectation for this, the seventh series, has been especially frenzied.

In any case, it is particularly troubling that the frenzied sequence of accusations and punishments is focussed on sex.

Candidates often move to the ideological edges to win a primary, because that's where the primary voters are, but the frenzied efforts of Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich are particularly hard to watch.

In Spain, it is particularly important to act on the existing building stock since the construction of new buildings has been considerably reduced as a result of the bursting of the property bubble following the frenzied building activity over the last few decades.

In some ways the mystery in relation to Ed Miliband is why it took so long for him to be engulfed by a particularly frenzied crisis.

Yet despite such variety, an air of sameness soon pervades the ancient town of Ephesus, as if one were watching an endless loop of a particularly frenzied episode of "The Itchy and Scratchy Show" from "The Simpsons".