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1. This meant the office was not very soundproof, which enabled everyone to hear the rantings and ravings of Mr Drake and Trey in their offices on a daily basis
2. O‘Conner would put an end to his incessant ravings that are over-done and oftentimes misleading
3. I learned of the northern continent, a myth I had notched up as folk tales and the ravings of mad men
4. You can’t believe the ravings of a
5. ravings, but when she thought about it, Lisa had indeed been right
6. One reader will consider my discourse on the illusion of religion, to be the incoherent ravings of a sinner who was probably beaten senseless by a gang of sadistic nuns; whilst another reader will consider these comments as boringly obvious, 100% correct, completely accurate, and hardly worth saying!
7. He stopped short in his ravings and stiffened, straining his ears with painful intensity
8. As before, these are not necessarily the ravings of a deranged mind
9. When Italy entered the war on June 10th 1940 the bombastic ravings of Mussolini could not disguise the country’s general apathy and the widespread lack of support for his ambitions
10. But I think the President will wait until you get us something a little bit more solid than the ravings of a college professor and predictions from 500 years ago
11. "He had a journal--full of crazy ranting and ravings about being the Angel of Death
12. She cautiously asks Pandora, “How much of that madman's ravings did you hear, before you…did, whatever it was, that you did to him?”
13. David tried to make sense of the ravings
14. ravings of groupsof café radicals, and the point of view constantly changed aspublic sentiment
15. As to her final monstrous suggestion, it merely proved how completely he had got her, how accurately he had hit on the punishment she felt most, that she should have indulged in such ravings
16. The ravings of impotence, that's what that was
17. I am loath to provide the vehicle for his unscrupulous ravings and his dereliction of his duties as an impartial juryman
18. If you think my accusations are baseless or the ravings of a madman then go on and download what you
19. I was exhausted, at the end of a long night, the lunatic ravings of the evening having left me dry mouthed with a touch of a chill, in no state to talk or care, not wanting of anything except the dumb want of sleep
20. Is it possible that all this time thou hast been going about with me thou hast never found out that all things belonging to knights-errant seem to be illusions and nonsense and ravings, and to go always by contraries? And not because it really is so, but because there is always a swarm of enchanters in attendance upon us that change and alter everything with us, and turn things as they please, and according as they are disposed to aid or destroy us; thus what seems to thee a barber's basin seems to me Mambrino's helmet, and to another it will seem something else; and rare foresight it was in the sage who is on my side to make what is really and truly Mambrine's helmet seem a basin to everybody, for, being held in such estimation as it is, all the world would pursue me to rob me of it; but when they see it is only a barber's basin they do not take the trouble to obtain it; as was plainly shown by him who tried to break it, and left it on the ground without taking it, for, by my faith, had he known it he would never have left it behind
21. I was left on foot, worn out, famishing, without anyone to help me or any thought of seeking help: and so thus I lay stretched on the ground, how long I know not, after which I rose up free from hunger, and found beside me some goatherds, who no doubt were the persons who had relieved me in my need, for they told me how they had found me, and how I had been uttering ravings that showed plainly I had lost my reason; and since then I am conscious that I am not always in full possession of it, but at times so deranged and crazed that I do a thousand mad things, tearing my clothes, crying aloud in these solitudes, cursing my fate, and idly calling on the dear name of her who is my enemy, and only seeking to end my life in lamentation; and when I recover my senses I find myself so exhausted and weary that I can scarcely move
22. But I soon found her delirious strength much surpassed mine (she was delirious, I became convinced by her subsequent actions and ravings)
23. "Are you going to listen to her ravings?" I said passionately
24. on, when Louisa, in the ravings of her pleasure-frenzy, impotent of all
25. Caris was relieved to be away from that wall painting and out of earshot of Godwyn’s mad ravings
26. It soon came on, when Louisa, in the ravings of her pleasure-frensy, impotent of all restraint, cried out: "Oh Sir!
27. But Westman in his drunken ravings believed that the boy was plotting something, and that must have been the reason he let August and the money slip out of their lives
28. The jealous ravings of that man were no revelation
29. One Tar had been flogg’d no less than fifty Times for taking one Swallow of Water above his Ration, the Cook who brought our Mess inform’d us; therefore, the Men were attempting to close their Ears to the Ravings of poor Llewelyn upon Deck, tho’ it hurt ’em sorely to do so
30. “Mind you, I don’t give a shit about some lunatic ravings from Weiscz
31. “I don’t much care about Weiscz’s ravings
32. Then I remembered the elections, the new government, the ravings of my parents about the trouble the country was in, the special broadcasts on TV, the political petitions my classmates were circulating online, the heated debates between teachers at school
33. That the ravings of the sick were the secrets of God, and that if a nurse through her vocation should hear them, she should respect her trust
34. At first he was silent in his fighting, but as we began to master him, and the attendants were putting a strait waistcoat on him, he began to shout, 'I'll frustrate them! They shan't rob me! They shan't murder me by inches! I'll fight for my Lord and Master!' and all sorts of similar incoherent ravings
35. He is himself zoophagous, and in his wild ravings outside the chapel door of the deserted house he always spoke of 'master'
36. Their superstitious ravings echoed after him
37. I had some trouble in finding an attendant for her, as it was necessary to select one on whose fidelity dependence could be placed; for her ravings would inevitably betray my secret: besides, she had lucid intervals of days—sometimes weeks—which she filled up with abuse of me
38. I lay for two months on the point of death; my ravings, as I afterwards heard, were frightful; I called myself the murderer of William, of Justine, and of Clerval
39. It is true, he seldom came to see me, for although he ardently desired to relieve the sufferings of every human creature, he did not wish to be present at the agonies and miserable ravings of a murderer
40. It all rested on my ravings as I thawed in his lodgings
41. Afterwards, as I got better and lay in bed, wondering what Lambert could have learned from my ravings, and to what extent I had babbled, it never occurred to me even to suspect that he could have found out so much
42. Only, I think, baron, that these are mystic ravings very excusable in his position
43. It might, in fact, be simply his ravings, the delusion of an old man of ninety, over-excited by the auto da fé of a hundred heretics the day before
44. "Ravings, ravings, more than anything
45. “Their having erred is no proof of my going to err; besides, there is a great difference between the ravings of idealogues and the facts based on sound, economic science
46. Beethoven, however, could not hear, could not perfect his work, and consequently published productions which are artistic ravings
47. And it is this poeticality, imitativeness, effectfulness, and interestingness which, thanks to the peculiarities of Wagner's talent, and to the advantageous position in which he was placed, are in these productions carried to the highest pitch of perfection, that so act on the spectator, hypnotizing him as one would be hypnotized who should listen for several consecutive hours to the ravings of a maniac pronounced with great oratorical power
48. These things happened, we are told, because they were ravings of the theological and metaphysical period, but now we have a critical, positive science which will not deceive us, because it is based upon induction and experience; now our knowledge is no longer uncertain as it formerly was, and it is only by following it that one can find the answer to all the questions of life