Sentence examples for feverish lengths from inspiring English sources
Everyone appreciates effort so if men do appear to melt before her, I think it's probably because they can see the feverish lengths she is going to, to look as if she fancies them, and the ludicrousness of it melts their hearts a little bit, even Sugar's.
As he draws out his moves to unendurable lengths, the stranger appears to enter into a feverish combat with himself: From one pause to the next our friend's behavior became ever more bizarre.
Then in 1930 came "Opus Clavicembalisticum," a gigantic summary and extension of what he had discovered -- not least about generating musical forms that, beginning in feverish excitement, nevertheless have the capacity to continue at greater lengths than any earlier composer had dreamed of.
His new film Elle, the first full-length feature he's directed in 10 years, has just premiered at Cannes to feverish acclaim.
A bright red sports car, a stripper and knee-length 24-karat gold chains: those accouterments define the sweet life in Miami in the feverish fantasies of Raúl (Dariel Arrechaga), a hotheaded, hormonally overcharged Havana teenager in "Una Noche".
Construction work is feverish.
It was denser, feverish, otherworldly.
Manoeuvring among rivals is feverish.
The atmosphere was feverish.
