fanatical

IPA: fʌnˈætɪkʌɫ

Examples of "fanatical" in Sentences

And among her siblings, Toby was known as fanatical about doing the right thing.
It sickens me everyday when I get called a fanatical liberal by my friends and co-workers.
Mainstream dailies denounced such reforms as "fanatical" - but years later they became law.
(the same Greek) wind : rapt out of themselves: still not in fanatical excitement (1Co 14: 32).
Its no coincidence that the word fanatical comes up so often when talking about this companys customer service ethic.
You know they are extremely verdant, as well as what you term fanatical, and they are not likely to make any capital out of such
â â When Celia was six, âWe did have to have a small conversation about defining what the word fanatical means,â says Kuchta. âNow we can say the m-word.
You call it fanatical, and so does the world; but it has been, and ever is, the most comfortable animating doctrine of the Jewish church, from David "the sweet Psalmist of Israel," and of the Church Of CHRIST, from its institution.
In a 2007 interview with the Design Museum in Britain, he says Apple's design process is characterized by "fanatical care beyond the obvious stuff: the obsessive attention to details that are often overlooked, like cables and power adaptors."
We did not believe what history had told us on her every bloody page, that a tyrant, or a class of tyranical men would commit all crimes of which human nature is capable, under the vain fanatical belief that they could put man down and keep him down.