Sentence examples for febrile mood from inspiring English sources

This febrile mood prompts three conclusions.

Certainly there were similarities to last season in the febrile mood.

He blamed the febrile mood on "radical forces" acting with the "connivance of the current Kiev authorities".

But the drama continues to feed a febrile mood in Canberra, the capital.

The protest fuelled a febrile mood as congressional Democrats and Republicans sought an elusive compromise to end the government shutdown and avert an impending default on US debt.

The febrile mood continued, at times closer to gladiatorial combat in the colosseum than a policy debate over the future of the nation.

Trump told the Wall Street Journal he wanted to soothe the febrile public mood.

The third-movement Rondo, especially, took on a febrile, urgent mood, with drunken syncopations and maniacal energy.

As Venezuela braces for the "mother of all protests" on Wednesday, opposition figurehead Henrique Capriles needs no reminder of the risks involved in inflaming an already febrile national mood.

There were no casualties, but the blast and its aftermath in Northern Ireland's second city provided a dramatic counterpoint to the febrile political mood in Westminster and across the UK.

In the febrile new mood of 2016, remain's threat that you would lose "vital EU funding for the farming, scientific and medical research and programmes that make a real difference in your local community" was no match for the potent promise of leave's "Take back control".