Sentence examples for of a maniac from inspiring English sources

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".

I'm kind of a maniac for detail.

What kind of a maniac does this?

On the Stones' love of the blues Mick was as much of a maniac.

For her first year at Limoncello, she has organised "a bit of a maniac programme": nine shows, each followed by a "punctuation programme" of lectures, events and performances.

"He's a bit of a maniac about German wine," said Holger Schwarz, the wine merchant who organized the get-together at Hot Spot.

Jentz's enraging account of her search for a maniac who viciously attacked her with an ax in 1977.

Its founder, Dov Charney--as everyone under the sun knows--is something of a maniac--and a sex maniac, at that.

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!

Speaking of driving like a maniac, don't tailgate.

Eventually the strain, mental and physical, tells on him - he comes out of it all a maniac.