Ragingly

So while there is a ragingly unpredictable entertainment value to the Wild Card, the issue of "fairness and equity" to paraphrase President Obama may be sorely lacking. ❋ Howard Barbanel (2012)

Beyond the hotel we visited The Souq, a ragingly popular market area. ❋ Anthony Ricco (2010)

As it tests the limits, it feels ragingly hormonal, the way a teenager feels... confused, searching, happy, sad, uncomfortable and comfortable, all at the same time. ❋ Laurel Kaufer (2011)

There has been a blandness to some of Keane's pronouncements that seems completely at odds with the ragingly principled hooligan-philosopher we know him to be. ❋ Unknown (2012)

Salsa and tango are ragingly popular in Southeast Europe. ❋ Tijana Milosevic (2011)

Then, because Fallon is made up of equal parts sublime, absurd and edgy, he followed these esoteric couture gurus with WWE behemoth-turned-actor John Cena (way funnier than you'd imagine), and ragingly hip kid-show musical oddities Yo Gabba Gabba. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Ultimately, I remain skeptical that Android will be ragingly successful or paradigm shifting or what not. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The adult version, I suppose, might be just this: steering an open convertible along a mind-boggling maze of sun-seared, traffic-clogged, so-called freeways combined w/ ragingly loud music, for a solid couple hours, to thoroughly leach the mind of anything resembling coherence. ❋ Kristin McCloy (2010)

The key here is that in each instance, at issue in the situations in which the self-executing rule was used was something that was non-controversial or almost ministerial — not, as with heathcare, an unpopular, bitterly opposed, ragingly controversial socialization of the private economy. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Who could have foreseen that the predictions of ragingly hot summers would cool so quickly? ❋ Joseph Bottum (2010)