Sentence examples for religious frenzy from inspiring English sources

Back in Nairobi, she died from a miscarriage brought on by an episode of religious frenzy.

And why? Lotz employs a reportage style to explore the resulting media and religious frenzy.

"I wish you had been Pope," I blurt out, all whipped up in a religious frenzy, throwing caution to the wind.

The name Galli may be Phrygian, from the two streams called Gallus, both tributaries of the Sangarius (now Sakarya) River, the waters of which were said to inspire religious frenzy.

"The Red Heifer" addresses a shameful episode in Hungarian history — the Tiszaeszlár blood-libel affair of 1882, in which Jews in a rural village were accused of murdering a girl in a religious frenzy.

A11 Mother Spared by Insanity Plea A mother charged with murder for cutting off her baby daughter's arms in what her lawyers portrayed as a religious frenzy was found not guilty by reason of insanity.

This section of the novel describes a conjunction of religious and sexual frenzy involving communal baths, the search for a "match spirit" to sleep with, beatings, fits and ultimately a murder trial.

Oh, and if you are planning to mix it up on abortion or the exaggerated, but largely unsuccessful, attempts to have religiously motivated citizens whipped into a litigation frenzy over religious liberty, the book reveals the hollow core of that as well.

For those who live or work on the fringes of ground zero, the frenzy of religious activity is just another reminder of how different their world has become.

Following the initial report of the murders in Kazan, the author of the official @pussy_riot Twitter feed accused the Kremlin of playing with fire by whipping religious activists into a frenzy.

Like many others, he said, he was the victim of the hot blood of youth and the frenzy of extremist religious leaders.