maniacally

Creatures we can either neglect, to our endless guilt and horror, or maniacally promote, driving us into debt and an early grave?

Why, you might ask, given how good the economy has been to you plutocrats, are you so maniacally angry?

Jeter chased for it madly, maniacally, refusing to let anything act as an impediment.

The war between Emanuel, the maniacally disciplined “Rambo” of White House notoriety, and the union leadership is undisguised.

Curtis, looking back, saw the sheriff waving his revolver maniacally, but his curses fainted on the way.

Even while falling the writhing thing still struggled maniacally to reach him.

Now, study the maniacally-clever force of jealousy and then ask who is guilty of the crime.

A slight cold,' he murmured and resumed the note, and threw himself maniacally into it.

Over his shoulder, on his son, he glanced almost maniacally.