Sentence examples for no feverish from inspiring English sources

There was no clamour for tickets, no feverish press.

There's no feverish, heat-induced irrationality motivating them – for one thing, those Wyoming hillside nights get pretty darn cold – but a deep-rooted emotional need that neither man quite understands.

He was an only child, which freed him from the burden of rivalry, but at the same time he was naturally gregarious, with no feverish, only-child territorial gubbins.

"The infant thermometer forgotten for days / in history's armpit, no longer feverish".

There seems to have been no particularly feverish rush of speculation when the name "Cameron McCabe" appeared on the British crime-writing scene, for the first and last time, in 1937, even though several reviewers remarked on the unusual nature of his book.

What followed was no less dazzling: a feverish turn by Mr. Eubanks, an explosive showcase for Mr. Harland, and a plangent, straining essay by Mr. Sipiagin.

Despite seven years without a change of membership on the court -- the longest such period since the 1820's -- and despite feverish speculation, no one retired.

Ellison and his contemporaries have come up with a fusion of the extreme detail allowed by software programming (fractal spidering of sounds, a backdrop of crackles, and prickling, feverish rhythms no human hands could play) and the bedrock thump of hip-hop, the grounding beat that has bled into almost all pop music in the world.

For the animals (12) that were in feverish conditions, no significant difference in sensitivity was observed with both types of samples used.

The risk of "profound mental disorders" may be slim to nonexistent but the risk of a temporarily feverish baby is no small thing to an exhausted parent.

Here, the internet is another of Herzog's feverish Darwinian universes: no less cosmic in its enormity and implications than nature or time; both slave and master to us; and ultimately unfathomable.