monomaniac

My guess is, she was already close to being a monomaniac.

The young man was clearly a monomaniac of the first order.

This woman might, for all I knew, be a monomaniac.

An obsession, he said, soon turned him into a monomaniac.

Since his wife died, he's become a bit of a monomaniac about the weightlifting.

Then you would deliver this monomaniac into my hands,' Dan paused.

Tradition has decided that only half of humanity shall be monomaniac.

"I shall not say anything," said the monomaniac, with a wonderful and peaceful face.

It can only be the work of a monomaniac."

As far as the rest of the universe is concerned, he was just a monomaniac.

Or if the most loathsome among them was not a monstrous monomaniac.

Ransom felt himself more and more in the presence of a monomaniac.

On seeing this, the unfortunate monomaniac climbed down and was recaptured.

So he worked calmly, unruffled, for more than thirty years, a true monomaniac.

"I always wanted to be a monomaniac, and discovered that I wasn't."

He was angry again, at her monomaniac prescription.

Like all the high-techs, he was a monomaniac; anyone who pursued one objective for centuries would be.

This is like talking to a monomaniac.

Fermi once said that Teller was the only monomaniac he knew who had several manias.

"I'm a monomaniac with one goal," he said.

Accept the fact that I'm a monomaniac.

He knew how others had seen him: as obsessed with his eugenics objectives, as a monomaniac perhaps.

I lose the memory of words, of her name even which I pronounced like a monomaniac.

Few assignments require less of journalists than letting a colorful monomaniac speak into a tape recorder.

Perhaps he was just an eloquent, combative, dedicated monomaniac with enough imagination to see the problems of his class and time but not their resolution.