Sentence examples for rather manic from inspiring English sources

There was a rather manic enthusiasm about everyone I met that day.

On February 25th, the author wrote Fields a long and rather manic, self-mocking letter about "the abortive Romance," stating: I shall never finish it..

On February 25th, the author wrote Fields a long and rather manic, self-mocking letter about "the abortive Romance," stating: I shall never finish it...

Johnny is rather manic, and his sharp-tongued skewering of the family and its foibles provides some genuine humor and brings some real energy and tension to the play.

The characteristic feature of type 2 bipolar disorder is the presence of hypomanic rather than manic symptoms and an absence of the psychotic symptoms often observed in type 1 disorder.

On the contrary, people queued patiently for hours at a stretch, an act of quiet contemplation rather than a manic outburst.

Otaka brought a taut drama to the fiery ritual of the first movement, creating air and light in the andante moderato and a manic rather than grotesque quality in the central scherzo.

And on the other hand, they were rather extroverted and manic.

Mental disorders can trick one into thinking one is happy and insightful, rather than the manic, delusional person the psychiatrist may diagnose.

He improvised in small, manic phrases rather than in classic-rock, long-form style, and he used his pitch-shifter pedal and his guitar's whammy bar to puncture the perfection of those phrases.

Together, these findings may provide a rationale for initiating treatment with combined quetiapine XR and lithium in patients with severe acute manic symptoms, rather than escalating the dose of monotherapy up to the highest dose approved, and hence also for subsequent use of this combination as maintenance treatment to prevent recurrence.