Sentence examples for feverish passion from inspiring English sources

In the performance given by the Gould Piano Trio, it emerged as a piece of the most ravishing colours, its opening misty and mysterious, followed by outbursts of fierce, feverish passion.

During the grim years before Mrs. Gilbey died and Annie went to the Dashells, she was saved only by her "feverish passion for words," which Humphreys describes with moving specificity: "Annie's reading at Mrs. Gilbey's was always done with the same bursts of clandestine intensity that one would use to pursue an illicit encounter.

When I was a kid I, like everyone, collected Pokémon cards with a feverish passion.

Leonard Bernstein memorably called Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique" "the first psychedelic symphony in history". The metaphor of a musical trip perfectly described Bernstein's extravagant approach to the feverish passions of the score.

The fighting in Gaza has generated such feverish passions that for many observers, it really doesn't matter what the King intended to say.

A feverish warmth crept over me.

SOME dancers register the feverish, covert passions of Antony Tudor's "Jardin aux Lilas" like electric currents passing along the surface of the skin.

Catherette, who has a deformed lip, seems to be in love with Witold, who conceives a feverish, possibly reciprocated passion for Lena.

When a feverish groom in Amenia.

But, in a feverish, fine-tuned display of passion and basketball, the sixth-seeded Bruins swarmed Michigan's inside game, shredded its defense and stayed standing when the Wolverines came roaring back.

Passion for baseball is feverish in Venezuela, and even Thole's brief time in the majors could not prepare him for what he saw — the rollicking stadiums, the cheerleaders in front of the dugouts, the blaring reggaetón music.