Sentence examples for slightly manic from inspiring English sources
It's not so much about separating the loonies from the slightly manic.
But it is Ms. Wilde's determined, slightly manic energy that keeps the story going.
Mr. McCaughey's slightly manic whine is rendered endearing in this intimate configuration.
"It is an irreverent portrait, slightly manic … it's bordering between poking fun and cruelly poking fun".
"Deborah tries to hide all her problems behind a slightly manic grin," she says.
From the start, with a tantalizingly strange short video element, there was a feeling of slightly manic, ramshackle energy.
(Though this year's schedule appears slightly less manic).
In the small hours of Monday morning, at an after-party at Garage, Das Racist reprised its set in slightly more manic form.
His rapid-fire, unmistakably New York conversational style is slightly less manic than it once was, a tad more patient; his characteristic manner now is one of affable enthusiasm, like a hip priest.
The best part about skating at Chelsea Piers is the super high-quality ice and the slightly less manic environment.
If a manual called Successful Meditation for the Slightly Neurotic and Manic Person Who Can't stop Thinking About What's For Dinner existed then I'd buy it.
