Sentence examples for delirium of from inspiring English sources

In the delirium of treachery surrounding Hitler, this was the end.

After the dramatically lighted delirium of Mohegan Sun, Foxwoods seems a much more straightforward affair.

It used to be dead; now, in this delirium of Jersey pride, it may be worse.

It traps, with irony, the grief and fury behind our culture's delirium of distraction.

A delirium of cheers and lights and tears and a rising throb of "We want Bobby!

In the delirium of summer, we have the brief chance, perhaps, to act out of character.

I remember (a little imprecisely) a delirium of dancing and drinking and unbridled canoodling.

McNally can only present the delirium of identity; he can't create it.

When your eyes finally adjust, the delirium of her work casts new light on Seurat.

Mr. Furnas offers a dazzling delirium of sex, suicide and war in his impressive first New York solo exhibition.

He remembers reading Chekhov aloud to the Cabinet and the delirium of their own unimportance that followed.