However well-rehearsed, quick changes are frenzied interludes, conducted in the wings in near-darkness save for a gloomy desk lamp and a small mirror.
He expanded on that account in a series of recent conversations at his law office here, offering a detailed portrait of a system that he described as characterized by superficial efforts to gather evidence and frenzied pressure to conduct hundreds of hearings in a few months.
On Wednesday, Trump cited "lying," frenzied commentary," and "erratic conduct" as reasons he'd revoked Brennan's security clearance.
Schaefer conducted a frenzied campaign of boosterism.
Sanders also said Brennan's "lying and recent conduct, characterized by increasingly frenzied commentary, is wholly inconsistent with access to the nation's most closely held secrets".
We spent a frenzied day packing and trying to conduct some final field sampling.
So as the stampede to trample Des Browne into dust thunders on, pause to consider the near-impossibility of conducting sane politics in Britain's frenzied media.
It's the scene of frenzied trend spotting, where a huge amount of business is conducted, concepts are trialled and vast quantities of prosecco are consumed.
Their narration mellow, reflective, and often laced with fond irony, in contrast to the amped-up, often frenzied scenes on the screen is drawn from hours of interviews conducted by the film's director, Brett Morgan, who made "The Kid Stays in the Picture" (2002), a well-regarded portrait of the producer Robert Evans.
Her case was subject to the kind of frenzied publicity that had surrounded Edmunds's trial, but it was conducted on very different principles.
Their narration — mellow, reflective, and often laced with fond irony, in contrast to the amped-up, often frenzied scenes on the screen — is drawn from hours of interviews conducted by the film's director, Brett Morgan, who made "The Kid Stays in the Picture" (2002), a well-regarded portrait of the producer Robert Evans.
