megalomaniac , auch: megalomanic , auch: megalomaniacal

His latest megalomaniac idea is to run for president of the local government.

In the parallel world, he's become something of a megalomaniac.

By the time I knew him, he was a megalomaniac, twisted and out of control.

The general feeling is that we've met a species of megalomaniacs.

"You're not the first megalomaniac to talk about taking over the world," Austin said.

It would have been out of character for that megalomaniac to give anyone any credit.

It is now just a question of who and how many the Brussels megalomaniacs take down with them.

He was too much of an egomaniac, even a megalomaniac.

The megalomaniac is the person who can convince us that he knows what matters.

The media, he said, have taken to depicting corporate leaders like him as megalomaniacs.

I would look like an idiot and a megalomaniac one."

And now he's had nearly forty years to perfect his megalomaniac schemes.

In any case, those stories were never quite as megalomaniac as he seems to think.

The alternative is a megalomaniac with weapons of mass destruction.

The man was a megalomaniac, and a dangerous one.

In my opinion he's just a homicidal megalomaniac with a turn for science.

"Time will tell whether I am a wing nut or a megalomaniac," he added.

He said it was you and your megalomaniac owners who raised the players' salaries in the first place.

"Only a megalomaniac, could make such an appeal referring to himself three times in one sentence."

It is not a house of God, but the cell of a megalomaniac.

But this time they're not concerned with the transgression of a megalomaniac official.

"Josef has gone the last step to what you would call a megalomaniac.

Within his own organization, Jones was openly criticized as a "megalomaniac."

She had involved the Ghouls, where a megalomaniac would have kept command for herself.