Sentence examples for manic side from inspiring English sources

"But he's on the manic side.

"Is there a manic side?" I asked.

A manic side of Jason became more prominent.

It's infuriating I know, but I do get a huge buzz out of the manic side.

Beyond the depressing headlines, there's a manic side of Greece today, especially in Athens, which has an energy not seen elsewhere in the slow-moving Mediterranean.

It's not a very intelligent choice, but also I worry about shutting down a manic side that I depend on for creative energy, I guess.

It was a work in which he had conducted the Philharmonic before, and, as always, he pointed up the distance between the music's melancholy and manic sides.

Yet if this side of postmodernism — it could be called the tragic or tragicomic side — is gravely shadowed by silence, the comic-manic side sometimes seems to be in rapid flight from it: think of the anarchic proliferations of Thomas Pynchon, the metafictional garrulity of William Gass, the perpetual movement of Auster.

According to Eder, "Moon, with his manic, lunatic side, and his life of excessive drinking, partying, and other indulgences, probably represented the youthful, zany side of rock & roll, as well as its self-destructive side, better than anyone else on the planet".

How reluctant, really, can a movie star be? "It's kind of a dichotomy," he says, "because in one sense I'll say I resist, but I do have this manic overreaching side when I'm feeling particularly creative.

Their father was a bit on the manic-depressive side, there had been episodes over the years.