Mac emphasized the song's expression of frenzied ambition, only to exorcise the feeling for all of us.
As I watched him, his spastic, frenzied movements accompanying his crazed, contorted facial expressions almost made me ignore the sheer power of his performance.
The sonata was "an intense expression of the South," with its "frenzied gaiety, high rhetoric and brutal realism".
The second and the third verses can be compared with an idiomatic expression whose literal sense is "to dash into a frenzied countenance", meaning "to fall into a frenzied or crazed exaltation".
Self-expression meets instant gratification, thanks to the frenzied printers at Zazzle.
If the movie is autobiographical, it isn't so in any apparent way yet the facets of personality, the character traits, the remarks and expressions, the anger and terror, the rigid composure and frenzied breakdown, the bitter resentments and intense bonds, the jealousy and possessiveness, the inextricable fusion of hate and love, make for an abstract self-portrait composed with the shards of time.
The recent frenzied buying of almost every company with an Internet tie brought a strong expression of concern from John H. Laporte, a specialist in small-capitalization companies at T. Rowe Price.
Ferrante never shows us the letters that her heroine, Olga, composes in the throes of her frenzied grief; in "Ties," Vanda's precise, coldly furious letters are the only expression of her suffering that we see.
Clarke, filming her solely in a studio, stays close enough to catch her expressions clearly, while also heightening the drama through an increasingly frenzied montage.
Sample paragraph: "Should you be caught up in a frenzied riot during your time in Jakarta, consider yourself fortunate to witness the valid cultural expression of a wonderfully passionate race.
Frenzied speculation took off.
