Sentence examples for a mania for from inspiring English sources

But the constant redrawing of rules forced him to give up doing so.Labour's enthusiasm for spending on apprenticeships was accompanied by a mania for reorganisation and red tape.

A national obsession with modernity and a mania for fancier buildings, Mr. Hwang said, has led to the destruction of thousands of hanok.

He also had a mania for conciseness.

Yourcenar had a mania for travel.

A mania for sequels at the expense of innovation.

Big pharma's solution has been a mania for mergers.

(At this early point in his career Naruse seemed to have a mania for bedside reconciliation scenes).

We learn more than once that Gorky had a mania for work and that he was attracted to beautiful young women he could "teach and mold".

But he accused the government of having a "mania for more and more competition".

Chekhov once wrote to a correspondent: "Odd, I have now a mania for shortness.

There's a mania for sharing self-taken photographs online.