Sentence examples for ravings of from inspiring English sources

The craving ravings of pregnancy?

Or the angry ravings of a mob.

"It was the ravings of a madman".

Are we doomed to endure forever the ravings of louts?

All of that might sound like the ravings of a Grade A conspiracy theorist.

But Andreessen waved away the criticisms as the ravings of "a self-hating software engineer".

Geologists of the day dismissed the idea as the delirious ravings of a mad meteorologist.

This sounds like the ravings of a lunatic, but remember he invented the floppy disk.

But Tony Blair's behaviour since 2007 defies the ravings of his worst enemies.

It cannot fail!" In the cold light of day, these are the ravings of a lunatic.

But too many sound simply like the ravings of a lunatic.