Sentence examples for may be feverish from inspiring English sources

The skin may be pale or bluish, and the person may be feverish and delirious.

Some dogs may be feverish, and running a temperature can put them off their food.

If your skin is much cooler than the other person's skin, they may be feverish.

His book (written with Mark A. Vieira) may be more feverish than fluent, but it's a wonderful tribute to one of the funniest movies ever made.

I saw him the next day, and he appeared to be in some discomfort, and he said he may have been feverish, as tattooing takes a lot out of your body, but I never knew it at the time.

Dalí's desperation may be at its feverish best in his paint surfaces.

In conclusion, riboflavin may be beneficial during feverish crises in patients with short- and medium-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase as well as in glutaryl-CoA dehydrogenase deficiencies, and treatment with substrate analogs to butyryl- and octanoyl-CoAs could theoretically enhance enzyme activity for some enzyme proteins with inherited folding difficulties.

Another government-run newspaper in Damascus, Al-Thawrah, is concerned that the truth may be overlooked in "the feverish excitement" of the situation around Syria.

The feverish Boetti may be the only person ever to complain that Obrist didn't talk fast enough.

Thus, a mother suspecting her child is feverish may use a thermometer, in which case she ascertains his temperature by looking at the thermometer, rather than by directly touching his head.

Its own feverish confusion, that is, may be an accurate reflection of a social landscape that includes both abstinence-only sex education and "Girls Gone Wild".