Sentence examples for fine frenzy from inspiring English sources

His countenance had "more of the 'poet's eye in a fine frenzy rolling'" than any she had ever witnessed.

If he lacks the sinew of Alan Bates, who first played the part, Lane nonetheless manages to work himself up into a fine frenzy that is uniquely his own.

Growling, cackling and despairingly dropping to his knees, he works himself into a fine frenzy, and it's even more fun when he brings out a megaphone during Land of Sunshine.

Indeed, listening to him talk about his work now, he seems to write less in the spirit of a dry scholar or theoretician than in the fine frenzy of a Romantic poet.

Nothing can make the mad scenes funny, but Donnellan comes as near as anyone could to make them seem one with the main action: he doubles roles between the two plots and in one fine frenzy gets all the characters to join hands for a desperate lunatic jig.

From the entrance of Paola Dionisotti as the hapless Agave who, in a fine Bacchic frenzy, has hunted down and killed Pentheus, we are in the realm of gut-wrenching emotion.

KELEFA SANNEH OKKERVIL RIVER "The Stage Names" (Jagjaguwar) Will Sheff, the singer and songwriter behind Okkervil River, spent years working himself into a fine indie-rock frenzy.

Mr Keating, the Los Angeles Times reported, was "played with a fine lyric-comic frenzy" by the actor who, it added, "blazes like a poetry-spewing comet".

Despite $49 million in federal fines, and with the recall frenzy fading from the headlines, Toyota by December had regained the No. 1 spot on consumers' shopping lists, according to Edmunds.com.

Now is a dangerous time in social work, because making changes at a time of crisis is often about lurching rather than learning, with opportunities for fine-tuning lost in the frenzy.

House of Blues, July 31, 7 p.m. chingobling.com HOUSTON Feeding Frenzy Dining at a fine restaurant feels less indulgent during Houston Restaurant Weeks.