fevered literary

He may even have talked down a fevered stock market.

It did seem to be so, after his many weeks of fevered planning.

His touch was like cool water to a fevered man.

A fevered dream perhaps; she did not want to think about it any more.

The rest of the evening always seemed like a fevered dream to her.

"Your fevered mind called to me for help some hours ago.

Another thought, cold and hard as a stone, dropped into his fevered mind.

He knew that these soldiers were no children of a fevered brain.

The next week is one of fevered anticipation and worry.

His body responded to the thought, to the power running as though to a woman's fevered touch.

He must be the product of some author's fevered imagination.

The nation's environment will be particularly at risk in this fevered atmosphere.

The whole idea was crazy, the result of her fevered imagination.

The ice lay not inside him, then, but in his brother's fevered body.

A boil on a child's neck led to a fevered death.

I'll go away and leave you to your fevered dalliances.

As her body began a fevered quaking, she said his name.

"He lies fevered and his chest will kill him before the week is out."

But city officials began a fevered search for an indoor location.

In the fevered attempt to save Patty he'd had no time to do so.

The memory of their brief yet fevered time together haunted him.

Late one afternoon, he awakened from fevered sleep to feel hands on him.

He shrugged off her hand, which felt hot on his fevered flesh.

Despite much fevered speculation, that is not likely to end anytime soon.

She wanted to see if the reality matched her fevered imagination.