Sentence examples for feverish praise from inspiring English sources

The film, which depicts the Nat Turner slave rebellion, has garnered feverish praise and fetched a record price after it premiered at the Sundance film festival.

Not since Vanessa Redgrave's Rosalind for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1961 had a performance in the part provoked such feverish, star-making praise.

Among other eccentricities, Dolben wrote feverish poetry in praise of the masculine Christ ("Then, my own Beloved... Lay me on Thy Breast"), and, as even Mariani admits, Hopkins sensed the young man was a "kindred spirit".

Kirt Honeycutt of The Hollywood Reporter praised the film for being "strange yet strangely beguiling" for capturing Jackson in "feverish grips of pure creativity" and stated that while the film presents that audience with a screen filled with everyone ranging from "performers, musicians, choreographers, crew members, craftsmen", she took notice that the film had primarily focused on Jackson.

Construction work is feverish.

I feel feverish myself".

It was denser, feverish, otherworldly.

I am suddenly feverish.

The atmosphere was feverish.

Manoeuvring among rivals is feverish.

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