megalomaniac

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

Julian Clary "I'm the shyest megalomaniac you're ever likely to meet."

Clearly, these are the musing of a megalomaniac drunk on the newfound influence flowing from the current White House administration.

Catholic bishops later lashed back at the President for urging the people to kill prelates, with one bishop calling him 'sick and a megalomaniac.'

And by taking back the lower house, it's given a bit of hope back to anyone who would prefer the US not to be run by a thin-skinned megalomaniac.

Owusu has that uncanny skill of portraying a megalomaniac who can still retain a degree of sympathy, particularly during the demise of his wife when his grief is overpoweringly emotional and her "dead-weight" realism perturbingly authentic.

Yet Owusu has that uncanny skill of portraying a megalomaniac who can still retain a degree of sympathy, particularly during the demise of wife Zenocrate (Rosy McEwen, above) when his grief is overpowering.

Some have called the president a megalomaniac, which is rather harsh, but he certainly exhibits some of the symptoms.

Analyst Saso Ordanoski in Sloboden Pecat criticizes that we have not witnessed nor will we witness the dislocation or complete removal of at least some of the marble and bronze statues of the megalomaniac project of Gruevski, "Skopje 2014".

Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, author of "From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation," (https://twitter.com/keithboykin/status/870271900236345345) called the president "a racist and sexist megalomaniac" during the speech, which received backlash from the alt-right after a Fox News on the speech aired.

SIR Roger Moore has shared the screen with a lot of megalomaniac characters, but even he draws the line at Theresa May.

In Singelik and in the surrounding villages, which are mostly populated by Albanians, the sewage infrastructure hasn't been restored in decades, and government continues to spend the budget on megalomaniac barren projects.