Sentence examples for frenzied of from inspiring English sources

In Liverpool he kept his cool even amid the most frenzied of fans.

Seneca, a Roman philosopher, recognised how demeaning anger can be; "the most hideous and frenzied" of all emotions, a flight from reason that brings ruin to nations.

For what may be a backward glance to the mandolins of Naples, try K298; for what could be a mandolin and guitar in the most frenzied of dances, K141.

"Taiwan, stand up!" was a loud chant at the Chen rally tonight, the largest and most frenzied of the three, which spilled far into the streets from a packed football stadium.

A professional party planner, she is the most frenzied of them all, flitting here and there in her Land Rover, shaggy hairdo artfully askew, crashing into a nice Iranian doctor's Mercedes, dashing and strewing things and being as perky and addled as Ms. Ryan can be when she's on full adorable.

And yet the most enthusiastic political slogan, by far, in recent years has consisted of frenzied shouts of her nickname, "Mega!

The infamous "skyscraper index" purports to predict economic crises in the wake of frenzied construction of tall buildings, a sign the market is overheating.

After the plane was shot down, militants from the Hutu ethnic majority began 100 days of frenzied killings of Tutsis and moderate Hutus.

That sale set off a decade of frenzied buying of Wright's patterned glass, during which the record was eclipsed several times.

Basics Butterfly on Victoria, a minimalist boutique hotel, is close to, but comfortably just outside of, the frenzied hubbub of Hong Kong.

Nobody could say that it was unexpected when Mr. Ian Smith jumped from his ledge in spite of the frenzied efforts of Mr. Wilson's govt. to restrain him.