Sentence examples for grew manic from inspiring English sources

As he foresaw ruin, he grew manic, greeting his bankers on one occasion in yellow silk pajamas and a purple silk dressing gown.

The energy grew more manic.

Weldon watched Ray and hardly said a word, as Morsel grew more manic, jiggling with laughter and enthusiasm at each lighthearted remark.

Meanwhile the band's stage presence — singing, dancing, jumping around — grows more manic with every tune.

But if he has yet to determine what makes schoolteachers, bank tellers, rocket scientists and other good citizens go bad when they relocate to the citrus state, he has grown more manic in his zeal to satirize their outlandish behavior.

It's this last that has been crucial to Paliwal's dramatic rise in an industry growing at a manic pace (there are some 3,500 private detective agencies in Delhi alone).

Lowell's declamatory and often bruisingly rhetorical verse grew out of a tortured, manic life.

Matthew McCann, Liverpool We say: As the Eighties progressed and his stardom grew, Steve Martin toned down his manic comedy act.

Ultimately, Issie's profligacy grew to be another symptom of her manic depression, but it wasn't so in the beginning.

The move came after a manic Monday for the markets, with heavy selling as fears grew that Spain might be forced to seek a sovereign bailout.

On Wednesday the great blues guitarist Buddy Guy, the warm-up for Mr. Petty on his East Coast dates, grew piercingly loud in the wrong way whenever he started in on his manic, scrabbling solos, of which there were a lot.