Sentence examples for feverish mood from inspiring English sources

From then on, Obama decided to keep his explorations to himself and "disguise my feverish mood".

Yet in the feverish mood of 1940, as JB Priestley hailed the "organised militant citizen" in one of his popular radio talks, they could hardly just shut him down.

But "Trois Poèmes," which Sorabji wrote in 1941, a decade into his seclusion, leap at once into feverish moods backed by wild keyboard writing, which Ms. Kampmeier here expressed as hectic opalescence.

Meanwhile, the mood is feverish but still merry at Ruth's Chris.

There are duels, fancy-dress balls, horses, hats, knee breeches and bodices, but for all the highly mannered behavior on display, the overall mood is feverish, unruly and decidedly weird.

The novel tells the story, in a mood deliberately feverish and overlit — snowstorms over St . Pauls and prismatic sunsets in the suburbs — of a young poet, Syme, who becomes a policeman in order to pursue an international circle of anarchists who have embarked on a nihilistic war against civilization.

I feel run down and feverish.

Meanwhile, the live shows never pull any punches, swinging radical extremes of mood into one long, feverish onslaught.

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.

The mood tipped from festive to feverish as flames leapt three stories in the air.

You savor the grace and languor of the Joplin-Chauvin "Heliotrope Bouquet" and the mood swings -- stately to brilliant to feverish -- of Joplin's "Euphonic Sounds". You feel the tension and the collaboration between the right and the left hands.