| Above all, it leads to the policy of a pyromaniac fireman in the Balkans, where all the political, social and environmental consequences still have to be reckoned up. |
| Let us finally bury this damaging treaty and stop playing at pyromaniac firefighters. |
| They could not feel worse if they learned that the child was a thief or a pyromaniac. |
| I may not have mentioned my pyromaniac tendencies before, but one thing leads to another and so soon we had built not so much a bonfire as a conflagration. |
| The Syrian regime is a pyromaniac that has never hesitated to cause problems for Lebanon, Jordan or Iraq. |
| Suppose, for example, that the hearers of the utterance include a fireman, a pyromaniac, and a person who happens to know that the speaker is a pathological liar. |
