maverick

Converse of object

• play: Griffiths plays a maverick but inspirational teacher who wins the adoration of his sixth-formers as they study to win a place at Oxbridge.

Adjective modifier

• fellow: He exchanged harsh words and occasionally fisticuffs with fellow mouthy mavericks like Spike Lee, Oliver Stone and producer Don Murphy.
• musical: Watch the video Just Jack - Writer's Block video Just Jack is a musical maverick, talented DJ and sparkling wordsmith.
• political: But think again: both regarded as political mavericks and driven by a rebel heart; both famed for a love of firey spirits.
• few: There are, however, a few mavericks in each box, or items which would be better placed elsewhere.
• American: It's a real art form, as evidenced by the plaudits laid at the feet of North American mavericks like Cronenberg.
• true: Thatâs why so many of the true mavericks keep moving on.

Modifies a noun

• cop: Enter maverick cop " Eagle " Li ( Lee ), whose driving passion becomes the apprehension of Jeff's tortured soul.
• genius: Innovation, let alone maverick genius, is easily stifled.
• detective: He stars in three series of Murphy's Law as the dark maverick detective, Murphy, and is currently filming a fourth.
• MP: Lord Taylor has criticized Mr Hague for not being decisive and acting against the maverick MP.
• scientist: The UN are very worried about the possible involvement of the maverick scientist Dr. Connor.
• talent: Von Trier's a truly maverick talent, one worth treasuring.

Noun used with modifier

• quot: Like quot maverick lowenstein said a. A friendly form their access.
• celluloid: Celluloid Mavericks: A History of American Independent Film.
• jazz: Howard is " a man of action " in his own words, a jazz maverick who spans the genres.
• pop: Someone the other day called us ' English pop mavericks ' and I just thought ' Please stop calling us that!
• dance: Award winning Portuguese choreographer Rui Horta is a dance maverick.

Possessives

• tradition: Philip Kitcher has described a ' maverick ' tradition in the philosophy of mathematics which emphasizes the practice and human side of mathematics.

Preposition: of

• cinema: If you are a curious beginner, it's a gripping, entertaining autobiography of one of the true mavericks of American cinema.