It sounds like a feverish novel about al-Qa'ida, set 30 years from now.
Anything at 99.5 degrees or above, like a feverish forehead, glows bright red in the image.
The albums had respectable sales and reviews, but nothing like the feverish reception of Jagged Little Pill.
Instead, the turkey got a very long, cold bath in my kitchen sink, like a feverish infant.
I must look like a feverish madman, shaggy-haired, way too wide-eyed and excited, holding a bag of mushy green orbs.
It's a fantastic way to see the detail in what can at first seem like a feverish jumble of life.
"Give me your eyes that I might see the blind man kissing my hands," he sings serenely, making like a feverish Colonel Kurtz.
The clash of cutlery, on the other hand, occasionally echoes as Tolstoy's tale of love, corruption and fateful meetings swirls like a feverish dream before us, above us, around us.
In Virtue's case, the more you look, the more you see the paint in a state of turbulent self-animation: dripping and drizzling, stabbing and dabbing, like a feverish sorcerer's apprentice.
The father rants beneath an American Legion cap; the mother hops around like a feverish bird; and as John drily mocks them, McCarey encourages the audience to join in his laughter.
