Sentence examples for manic gusto from inspiring English sources

Although there were long nights spent drinking whisky and "being a social animal of nearly manic gusto", what he chiefly remembered from his time in America in the 1960s were the murders of people he knew, people he had marched with and worked with.

"Night after night, Jimmy and I talked, drinking whisky through the hours until the chill dawn, and I understood that I was in the company of as marvellous an intelligence as I was ever likely to encounter... Jimmy was a social animal of nearly manic gusto and there were some loud and festive times".

Instead of phoning in a smirking, fingers-crossed performance, Grant plays it with manic glee and full-throated gusto.

'Libraries gave us power," Manic Street Preachers' 1996 single "A Design For Life" noted with anthemic gusto.

Played with scene-stealing gusto by Michael Keaton, he is a bundle of scuzzy, lecherous, manic energy – somewhere between Robin Williams, Jack Nicholson and Krusty the Clown.

Not charm, exactly, but a kind of cheerily manic persuasiveness, perfect for the new breed of TV impresario, and Sam Rockwell plays Barris with tremendous gusto.

Buon Gusto!

Gusto triumphed.

NORWALK "Gusto," group show.

Or saving with gusto?

He lived with gusto".