Sentence examples for feverish excitement from inspiring English sources

By now he was in a state of feverish excitement.

Stiff upper-lipped establishment reserve masking feverish excitement at its own coolness.

Jazz "isn't a last feverish excitement, a spasm of energy before death," he wrote.

Yet for all the bankers' feverish excitement, hearts are sinking at the Treasury and the Bank of England.

So Kabul has the social attractions of a colonial outpost joined to the feverish excitement of a boomtown.

And so it is that Glee's translation to the stage has caused feverish excitement, and this was palpable at the O2 on Saturday night.

While the cubs are feverish with excitement, the lions are so relaxed that they allow us to get within metres of them.

But the mood of the contest would not leave me, a mood of cerebral excitement, feverish and slightly sick, like a real inflammation of the brain.

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Like the rest of the country, the people here love sport in every shape and form but they have not yet reached feverish levels of excitement about an event increasingly fighting to prove its sporting and cultural relevance.

And make no mistake, the person I'd spoken to was a bona fide Kate Bush fan herself, yet one who described feeling so disconnected from the feverish level of excitement and sense of occasion other audience members were displaying – even on their way in, before a note had been sung – she was left feeling almost like an imposter.