Sentence examples for most frenetic action from inspiring English sources

This week's most frenetic action was in the Senate.

The most frenetic activity remains in the United States.

And that is a big reason why games have traditionally appealed most strongly to the demographic group that most enjoys frenetic action: young men.

The country's leading conservators can be found in Delhi and Mumbai, which experience the most frenetic art activity.

That applies to most of T. Jefferson Parker's Southern California thrillers, with their outlandish plots, frenetic action and creatively insane characters.

For decades, Washington has lurched from periods of frenetic action to periods of aggravating stalemate.

This is one-stop shopping at its most frenetic.

For decades games have made up in frenetic action what they have lacked in dramatic depth.

The illustration celebrates the frenetic action and passionate atmosphere of Twenty20 cricket.

"It was more corporeal, more embodied than the most frenetic vérité footage," he said.

"The Whites" doesn't race so much as lurch and careen along, often with little breathing space between frenetic action sequences, emotional outbursts, and sheer surprise, but Price takes time out for a gem of an interrogation scene in the familiar "claustrophobic examination room that most detectives favored . . . the Box".