Sentence examples for not raving from inspiring English sources

So why am I not raving with the rest of 'em?

Simple political interest — not raving negrophobic bigotry — has too often been enough to inspire efforts to diminish black turnout.

When Justin Leverenz, who manages the $12 billion Oppenheimer Developing Markets fund, returned from Moscow recently, he was not raving about the investment opportunities there.

They may be not particularly well informed the same poll found alarmingly high acceptance of false information about the reform plans on issues like covering illegal immigrants and end-of-life committees but they're not raving crazies.

When they're not raving, the crew also claims to operate in a culture of "forward aesthetics," whatever that means.

In those days, Christopher was a roaring, if not raving, Balliol Bolshevik.

Her daughter, "seized with fever and delirium", would not stop "raving about her brother".

The other player on U.S.C.'s offense that Carroll and Sanchez could not stop raving about was McKnight.

They have taken issue with the overpacked plot and a wavering tone but usually not before raving about its songs and mighty ambition.

On the chopper ride back to New York, Russell Crowe could not stop raving about this plan — how genius it was, how brilliant, what a consumer breakthrough.

"It's sad I'm not here raving to you about how proud I am of the players; I have to speak about something else.