Sentence examples for frenzied about from inspiring English sources

He was the Chinese-American man beaten to death in 1982 by two unemployed autoworkers frenzied about the threat from Japan.

Australians are not exactly frenzied about anything, let alone rugby union, despite the ACT Brumbies winning the Super 12 at something approaching a canter.

People aren't as frenzied about investing as they were, say a year or two ago.

One of the tanks which became stuck on a stump and isolated from its infantry support was surrounded by a "frenzied mob" of about 50 Japanese airmen.

"Girls" was the millennials' answer to "Sex and the City," and the overexposure of Ms. Dunham's physique became a driving force of conversation about the show, spawning a small but intense and even frenzied debate about feminism, Madison Avenue and body image.

There was lots of frenzied speculation about some of the leading candidates.

Ash made brilliantly frenzied hits about love, sicking up and occasionally feeling a bit lonely.

You wouldn't know that, given the frenzied debate about the court encroaching on our legal system this week.

With all of the above, you would expect a frenzied debate about the nature of institutional racism in education.

The frenzied debate about whether the actual camp in Cuba is closed is a distraction, since he is proposing to simply relocate it to less sunny climes.

The report's 1967 publication, by Dial Press, set off a debate over its findings and frenzied speculation about its authorship.