Sentence examples for the febrile of from inspiring English sources

In an earlier attempt to bring the novel to the screen, Gary Oldman was down to play the role, and thinking of his combination of the fierce and the febrile, of his power to seduce, you can see one of the elements the character needs.

Its evanescence is as much a function of short building specifications – in many cases, 50 years or less – as it is of the febrile nature of global capital markets.

In the febrile atmosphere of the 19th of September, with passions running high, this imagery – of a young women standing up to a group of bullies – had an emotive pull.

Harry Redknapp most definitely name-checked Kyle Walker in one of his two public discussions of England since the febrile talk of him as the nation's saviour first began.

They displayed tremendous control in the febrile intensity of the first movement of Nielsen's Quartet in G minor, Op 13, before slipping into the calmer waters of the second movement, with particularly fine playing from second violinist Hannah Dawson.

Detection of NS1 during the febrile phase of a primary infection may be greater than 90% sensitive however is only 60 80% in subsequent infections.

June 4 2014 The febrile music of Liszt, the fearless wanderer of the Romantic century, will never quite settle into the repertory.

On the face of it, radio trying to reflect the febrile world of internet opinion is a bit like grand opera trying to do television.

But in the febrile atmosphere of Egypt's streets, a simple word out of place in print or online can put reporters at risk.

It is worth remembering the dominance of pop-conceptualism (for want of a better expression) in the 1990s, during the febrile genesis of Britart.

Coincidentally, we shifted the terms of debate here in the UK away from the febrile confines of the monthly ABC circulation figures to a broader and more meaningful definition of audience, based on both print and digital consumers.