Berserker used in a sentence

Berserker in a sentence as a noun

Like with anxiety your ego go berserker? Perhaps it's not a bad thing.

It puts me in a fury, like some sort of creative berserker. I like watching it to conjure that feeling.

What I'm seeing everybody try to do is to gear up and go berserker on the enemy and it just doesn't work.

When our baby cries, my wife goes into some kind of panic-driven berserker state until he's mollified. I barely matter to her at that point.

Greenwald is a journalistic berserker. He swings wildly and occasionally hits a target others can't get to.

I always thought that the assault was poorly planned blindly charging the wall, the berserker etc. But I never thought of it as a strategical mistake.

However, there are certain things that just set people off--even if it has nothing to do with the main point--and go off on a berserker rant. In this case, people disagreed with the reason pg gave about why people thought Arrington was unfriendly.

Spriggan berserker with piles of stealth and dodging worked really well; a manual of Fighting helped get my HP to reasonable levels. I need to see if I can get a spellcaster through the full game, and I still need to do the extended endgame.

If events get much more shocking, then we go up to disastrously-located black holes and self-replicating berserker swarms. After that, I guess all that's left is the ultimate menace of a superintelligent and profoundly alien AI that cares only about maximizing the number of paperclips in the universe.

I doubt that hallucinogenic mushrooms were used as a catalyst for berserker rage, but evidence of A. muscaria use among older populations in Siberia and perhaps Lapland exists. I think it is possible that A. muscaria use happened among the Viking population for religious/ritual use.

I know at least two cases of very good dogs, equilibrated, well feeded and with loving owners that suddenly go berserker and killed other pets at sight, in front of the owners of both pets. I know also a case of dogs escaping, attacking and tearing-off both arms from a old man The solution of "just adopt because any dog can be a good dog with love" is delusional because not any dog owner is a good owner, a wrong idea of love will spoil your dog, and many breeds are notoriously difficult to manage.

It depends on "how original," stories about trolls under bridges go back a long way, but if we go WAY back, we get the word applyimng to many different mythical creatures: "The term is used to denote various beings, such as a jötunn or mountain-dweller, a witch, an abnormally strong or large or ugly person, an evil spirit, a ghost, a blámaðr, a magical boar, a heathen demi-god, a demon, a brunnmigi, or a berserker." I think that over time, and thanks to various "fairy tales," we have settled on Trolls as he mountain/riock/cave-dwellers who are turned to stone if exposed to sunlight.