destructive frenzy

Those words had hypnotized more than one crowd into destructive frenzy.

Wulfgar, enraged, stormed about the dome in a destructive frenzy.

The shock of the events had defused the destructive frenzy of the crowd.

Vandalism, a blind destructive frenzy and criminal violence, all of which should be condemned, and my Group most certainly does condemn them.

Cuts and weals appeared where her surrogate hurt itself in its destructive frenzy, but she smoothed them away with a flick of her mind.

No way in hell was I gonna go out-side to try to stop whatever destructive frenzy Big Boy had worked himself into.

Throughout Manuel's destructive frenzy, I expected to see the demonic yellow light shimmer through his eyes, but I never caught a glimpse of it.

The long intermix chamber where the matter and antimatter plasmas were channeled from their magnetic bottles and mixed in a glorious destructive frenzy was silent.

In her most famous pose as Daksinakali, popular legends say that Kali, becoming drunk on the blood of her victims on the battlefield, dances with destructive frenzy.

They were the commissaries, if one may say so, of those armies; and the most destructive frenzy that ever befell the European nations was a source of opulence to those republics.

Limited camera capabilities had slowed images of World War I to the approximate pace of a pageant, but the 35-millimeter camera proved fast enough to catch some of the destructive frenzy of the Spanish Civil War.

Most of the villages between here and Phnom Penh, about a hundred miles west, have been altered beyond recognition by the cumulative efforts of the various land forces that did battle, widespread American bombing and the destructive frenzy of the Pol Pot regime.