Sentence examples for a mania of from inspiring English sources

He said the share sale had represented "a mania of historic proportions".

Now, in a mania of adolescent "we know better than our stodgy parents" behavior, lenders lend to junk borrowers for not wildly more than they charge Exxon Mobil.

During the 1840s railway boom, alarmists said 600 projected railways would invade every village in the land in a mania of steam.

It's perhaps not so strange that such a people, experiencing their first flush of disposable income, would undergo a mania of home building and land development.

But a confluence of outside forces has also spawned a mania of sorts that has turned the once-ignored concussion into the paramount medical fear of young athletes across the country.

The general effect is a sort of madness, a mania of historicism that offers a seemingly endless realm of discoveries along with the sense that life itself takes second place to them.

George Cox, director-general of the Institute of Directors, accuses the government of "a mania for regulation".

There has been something of a mania for the manifesto in recent years.

From the age of five I have had a mania for sketching the forms of things.

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

They escaped in both directions during a prolonged mania of religious violence.