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Sentences with maverick

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  • He was too much of a maverick ever to hold high office.
  • ...a maverick group of scientists, who oppose the prevailing medical opinion on the disease.
  • He was a monk and maverick philosopher; she, the apt and eager pupil.
  • Unfortunately, before leaving on his American adventure, he apparently forgot to pack his maverick streak.
  • A maverick politician
  • Florence Nightingale would have been perceived as a maverick during her early career, because she was prioritizing hygiene when everybody else involved in healthcare was focused on other things, such as surgery and pills. (Source: Edzard Ernst and Simon Singh, Trick or Treatment, 2008, p. 36-37. )
  • I was just some awkward maverick with money in his pockets.
  • The maverick MP had intended to vote against the measure.
  • He made a maverick decision. He is a maverick person.
  • A modern-dance maverick.
  • As a maverick director he often chose his players on a whim and had them work without repeated takes.
  • For obvious reasons, the Nobel Committee is unlikely to honor this fascinating maverick now or ever.
  • A maverick fiscal conservative willing to raise taxes.
  • We've evolved from a hot young maverick to a world-class business magazine.
  • Maybe, as one maverick biologist suggested to howls of protest last week, genetic selection may mean we have finally found a way towards evolving as a species.
  • Far from being a deep-dyed traditionalist, he is a maverick, a valuable eccentric, who uses his influence to stimulate rather than stifle debate.
  • Hollywood is notoriously bad at handling maverick talents, and now it has a potential star on its hands who defies the usual female type of small, skinny, milk-toast Caucasians.
  • Impressionism is not some hazy notion about how a bunch of maverick artists at the end of the 19th century decided to paint the world as if it looked blurred.
  • His face displays a limited emotional range and, at times, his portrayal of the maverick scientist is boring.
  • I spent a few hours scratching my head and looking for a cryptic code which might shed light on where this maverick genius is getting his ideas from.
  • He was the quintessential intellectual maverick - a man who thrived on bending the rules and violating the regulations.
  • There is a slow stirring of revolt that goes far beyond fuel protests and maverick votes for television presenters.
  • And a long time maverick in American politics is being remembered for his influence on the nation.
  • The press adored him, a prolific, maverick talent who survived on cheap noodles and peanut butter so he could make films with his dole money.
  • And with those stories, we once again prove our own maverick streak.
  • All I know is that MPs are very maverick so expect to be surprised!
  • Both presented themselves as maverick anti-establishment politicians but campaigned hard on the traditional themes of the fascist right.
  • Guests are encouraged to hire cars to explore the island's uncompromising and maverick terrain and to drive to restaurants on evenings when dinner is not provided.
  • Griffin isn't a maverick, but he's hardly your cookie-cutter white guy riffing on about his crap job and PlayStation addiction.
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