(The Chinese press wrote that Mr. Bush's frenetic debating style resembled "ants on a hot pan").
The book captures the heartbreaking struggle Wallace waged with severe depression throughout his adult life, and his battle not only to write — to capture the frenetic debates in his head on paper — but also to navigate the humdrum routines of daily life, while feeling perched above "a huge black hole without a bottom".
The shooting sparked a frenetic scene in front of the debate hall as ambulances and police cars filled the area, sirens blaring.
If past meetings are any indication, the fortnight will be a hodgepodge of sober debate, extended evening parties and frenetic lobbying by groups attracted by the presence of 5,000 politicians in a single place.
Already, this is forcing Beijing to invest ever more resources in a frenetic race to maintain its grip on the public debate.
He captures the nervous jujitsu that passes for debate and conversation in the streets, and the frenetic, strobe-lit pulse of the urban wasteland that is modern Sydney — T. S. Eliot's unreal city gone Aussie and electric.
My mother, frenetic as mothers are wont to be, was locked in vigorous debate with my father -- and really, anyone who would listen -- on the merits of hiring a hazmat team to cleanse my entire 400-person West African village.
PNG's frenetic and fiercely patriotic social media commentators were preoccupied for days debating "impoverishment" - by whose values was it measured; what account did it take of connections to clan, land, tradition?
Call it the chicken-and-egg debate of the addiction world: Cocaine addicts are known for being frenetic, but which came first, the behavior or the habit?
Campaigns have adapted to the frenetic news cycle quite well, playing not only defense -- like engaging in rapid response during debates -- but also going on the offensive.
