| Jian's preoccupation with Mr. Yang's ravings, though, is not without self-interest. |
| What she has so far are the awkward, and, at times, ponderous ravings of a talentless hack, obsessed and clueless. |
| There was a time when the nonsense that passes for news could be passed off as the ravings of the gutter press. |
| You can read what can only be described as the completely nonsensical ravings of this chap here. |
| What interests us here is not so much the completely irrationality of Carr's ravings, but the underlying reason for it. |
| If you are wondering whether Scalia's ravings stem from some internally consistent theory, Ed Brayton will set you straight. |
