Sentence examples for feverish tone from inspiring English sources
The emotion in her eyes, her feverish tone implied a dangerous sincerity.
But the lyrics and libretto of Mr. Kitt's steadiest collaborator, Brian Yorkey, transformed the anguish and anxiety of a suburban family dealing with a mother's mental illness into a compelling musical psychodrama whose words match the feverish tone of Mr. Kitt's music.
The narrative's feverish, compelling tone follows the twists and turns of Raskolnikov's emotions and elaborates his struggle with his conscience and his mounting sense of horror as he wanders the city's hot, crowded streets.
She says she is "after a certain insouciance of tone," but she can be feverish, and even a little histrionic.
Their rapport in this setting was a bit more feverish than in Garage a Trois, and their tone a lot more juvenile.
Before that, the disruption became the marimba ring tone heard round the world, prompting feverish commentary on blogs and comment forums about performance interruptions.
If you feel sick or feverish, see your doctor.
Color sets the tone in each impression: the girl looks feverish in the red prints, pale in the gray one.
Although Fear of Flying was written in 1973, two years before I was born, the tone of the book was demotic and feverish, almost journal-like, and written in a way that seemed incredibly modern.
Around Wisconsin, where control of the governor's office and both chambers of the Legislature flipped to Republican from Democratic a year ago, people complain that the tone of political discourse has turned uncharacteristically feverish, polarized and ugly — with the recall effort, which formally began in November, as only the latest evidence.
