Ravening used in a sentence

Ravening in a sentence as an adjective

"Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.

I avoided the word “comments” to keep the newspapery feel—I fear that mentioning the ravening hordes just around the corner would rather spoil the effect.

Physical resources for community self-sufficiency and physical defense against the ravening hordes are the hedge you need if you take that threat seriously.

Threads are not magically bad; they're bad for specific reasons, and if you address those specific reasons, they cease being ravening Elder Gods who eat your soul, and become just another professional-grade tool... yeah, it has some sharp points on it, but it does the job really well.

So from the perspective of the institution, if someone makes a decision which is within their scope of their responsibility, and that decision was consistent with the policy in force at that particular point in time, and that person was acting in good faith, MIT the organization has to really protect that person, and not offer that person up as a sacrificial lamb to hordes of ravening Internet denizens screaming for revenge.