Sentence examples for ravings about from inspiring English sources

His paranoid Internet ravings about government mind control place him well beyond usual ideological categories.

Will Mick's ravings about a cosmic showdown between the forces of good and evil be recognized as simple scientific truth?

Immobilised, blubbering, and soiling himself, he could barely speak except to blurt out panic-stricken ravings about sex or religion.

The rightwing mass media and populist politicians both in and outside mainstream political parties, and the fascist fringe are cruder with their mendacious ravings about "queue jumpers", "deliberate self-harm" and "threats to the Australian way of life".

Transformed into a ghost, Shade acts to "infiltrate and animate Kinbote's imagination," carefully shaping the Commentary's ravings about Zembla so that they artfully conclude with the very gunshot that felled the poet.

Boris Johnson's ravings about protests "erupting like boils" is a colourful variant of a shared reactionary impulse, evident in David Cameron's own interventions as well as in reports about new laws to clear political encampments.

What are you ranting and raving about?

Those are the names you will be raving about now.

They are what the dying man in the opening scene was raving about, velociraptors.

Chances are the gastro pub, faux-barbecue brisket you're raving about is the former.

Nobody walks out of that movie raving about the classical music.