Maniacally [adverb]

Tracking customer satisfaction has become “maniacal research,” he said, that takes place between events, adding up to thousands of hours of insights into what content and topics audiences are finding useful.

Because you’ve got a different company, the company I wouldn’t tell you that we could have stated our maniacal focus of hybrid cloud only—now we can.

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.

"I will save my master," he cried, his eyes blazing maniacally.