fanatical about, in, as, for or of?
| Fanatical about the written word. |
| He's fanatical about his training. |
| Being fanatical about our weight and diet. |
| For a country where people are so fanatical about fish, it comes as no surprise. |
| I am fanatical about all sport but in particular Football, Tennis and Formula 1. |
| And a lot of the people I know who are absolutely fanatical about music love vinyl. |
| We are both fanatical about this wonderful sea vegetable and want to produce it for local and overseas markets. |
| CLEAR certainly has full time detractors, people who are so totally single minded and almost fanatical about it. |
| I mean I am totally with you - once you have had your own business, you become fanatical about customer service. |
| I'd a Baha'i, an insomniac, I ponder becoming vegan, I'd fanatical about chai and I will love you forever if you. |
| Saul was fanatical in his opposition to the gospel and tireless in his persecution of the church. |
| What is very clear is that they are very single-minded and they are very fanatical in their beliefs. |
| Being so fanatical in his vision that his henchmen and even himself weren't scared to die for it wade it scary. |
| Certainly, there is no need to be fanatical in terms of wanting to keep the language, any language, ' pure ', i. |
| Devotees of thesis are almost fanatical in their enthusiasm for this very solid, lightning fast, SEO optimized WordPress theme. |
| What most people who claim that atheists are religious mean is that atheists can be just as fanatical in promoting their beliefs and values as any religious fanatic. |
| The only weak point -- at least from a ' lab lit ' standpoint -- is perhaps that once again a scientist is depicted as absolutely fanatical in his devotion to his work. |
| This is made especially clear in Hulk: Gray, where many parallels between Ross and the Hulk are drawn and Ross grows more and more fanatical in his pursuit of the Hulk as time goes on. |
| Sociologically speaking, Afghans are not fanatical as a people. |
| It is still important to feel comfortable in your surroundings, but there is no need to be fanatical as to decoration. |
| Visit any toy forum on the Net and you're bound to read comments as fascinatingly shallow and fanatical as the ones you've just read. |
| He must be fanatical for their welfare. |
| In their account it is bound to appear as fanatical for nothing, and fanatical against everything. |
| Moreover, mobile users are very fanatical for bringing up to date their cell phone with the most recent belongings. |
| But the difference is that in every such case, the sons were fanatical for the faith where the fathers had been slack about it. |
| I know of no explanation except that such a thing is not unreason but reason; that if it is fanatical it is fanatical for reason and fanatical against all the unreasonable things. |
| Even the most fanatical of revolutionaries must see what a waste of life we have endured. |
| I was -- and am -- a bit fanatical on the subject. |
| Both the right and left on this issue tend to become fanatical on the security treaty debate. |
| While they're going to likely become fanatical on your business in exchange, you should be supplying without seeking to get anything again. |
| In their account it is bound to appear as fanatical for nothing, and fanatical against everything. |
| To echo Russell, I am fanatical against fanaticism, so lets delete the language of fanaticism and import the language of empiricism. |
| I know of no explanation except that such a thing is not unreason but reason; that if it is fanatical it is fanatical for reason and fanatical against all the unreasonable things. |
| Turn the fanatical into their beasts of burden for bloated egos and trampled hopes of saving this nation. |
| Don't be fanatical over this car crash thing. |
| Financial buffs had gone fanatical over the stock. |
| Some people are excessively fanatical to the extent of slandering and labelling those who have made a different choice. |