Sentence examples for no frenzy from inspiring English sources
(Look closely: there's no frenzy in the brushwork but, rather, nimble exactitude).
"We have a very steady market, with no frenzy, no fear," Ms. Liebman said.
She's one of the biggest draws on the calendar of seasonal previews, but there's no frenzy of paparazzi photographers.
No predawn lift lines, no skiers chomping at the bit to hit fresh powder, no frenzy on the slopes.
He said: "For me, it was nothing like the phenomenon that it is now; there was no frenzy to get me to sign a book deal.
The finale of the sequel, "Survivor: The Australian Outback," came in a bloated, often dull three-hour extravaganza Thursday night and caused no frenzy at all.
As the wind outside whipped the auditorium, a no less impressive frenzy was taking place inside as I accompanied Rob Lowe on to the stage.
There's no PR frenzy, precious little Hollywood content and no stars.
Four years on he notes there was "no national frenzy" and by 2013 he describes the home Ashes series as "low key".
If that's true, why was there no feeding frenzy about Rev. John Hagee, the bigoted minister who endorsed McCain, partly because McCain's foreign policy fits neatly into Hagee's apocalyptic (and I'm not speaking metaphorically) worldview?
And yet there has never been a national focus on this disease, no sudden expenditures of tens of millions of dollars, no media feeding frenzy and no talk of declaring a statewide emergency, as happened in Louisiana last week with the outbreak of the West Nile virus.
