Sentence examples for manic cheer from inspiring English sources
There's the yellow character that somehow combines the serenity of the man in the moon with the manic cheer of a smiley face, blowing a kiss.
Manic clapping, cheers, and people "whooing" with the desperate fervor of a pilgrim hoping to be touched by a Pope.
Now the manic drivers are gone, replaced by cheering throngs waving banners clamoring for the democracy they never got — and by volunteers who scrupulously pick up litter, establish order and hand out drinks and food.
"When you're walking in and everyone's roaring and cheering and high-fiving you and it's manic, it's a bit much," said Mike Lehnert, 35, who had been queueing since 7pm on Thursday and was ninth in line.
Buddy tries to spread Christmas cheer to his father, but Walter is "rapidly driven up the wall by his relentless, manic sweetness," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
as being a manic-depressive, manic type.
Mr. Ross looks almost manic.
Schumer was completely manic.
