Sentence examples for a maniac of from inspiring English sources

A maniac of English pluck and reserve, he revealed not a whit of emotion in his log.

You have to be a bit of a maniac to conceive of organic cranberries, let alone find them, and Ms. Waters pleaded guilty.

I find myself guarding this time like a mother bear, turning down invitations for social events because, well, I'm kind of like a maniac on a mission!

He had to drive like a maniac for most of the way and I was only just in time for the set!" - Lenzman, Metalheadz.

I'm kind of a maniac for detail.

This one stood out because it was the work not of a maniac but of a well-established criminal gang, which has terrorised the region for nearly 20 years.

Unless you are an anime maniac, of more interest for visitors is a trip up to the Fuji Tama observation deck on the 25th floor with a panoramic view of the city and Tokyo Bay. Get tickets and access the elevator on the seventh-floor terrace.

Another photojournalist says of Jason in the film, "He was kind of a maniac, and an idiot, but the kind of maniacal idiocracy you fall in love with".

He's a maniac," Donald Trump said of the shooter on "Meet the Press," when Chuck Todd brought up the incident.

I'm not a maniac," Spencer said of the minorities he wants to eject from the country.

When I was growing up and he was on cocaine, his commercials had him jumping around like a maniac waving handfuls of hundred-dollar bills in the air.