Sentence examples for dangerous mania from inspiring English sources
Griffiths spirals, via a series of apparently inconsequential events, into a vivid and dangerous mania that lasts a year and takes her to the brink of suicide.
We are left with the conclusion that, because of acts of commission or omission, Alan Greenspan was not prepared to contain or manage in any way one of the most deluded and dangerous market manias in four centuries of financial capitalism until it had assumed such vast proportions that recession was inevitable.
Ireland's debt would still be manageable if not for the massive bank bailout, which again raises the point that unchecked manias are dangerous.
"There is no more disastrous mania, no more dangerous whim, than the speculation over roads not taken".
This doesnt seem to worry the shareholders of the respective brides or grooms, leaving me to reflect that nothing is as illogical as a mania, or as dangerous as to short.
Staying on the medication will decrease the risk of the dangerous (although "enjoyable") ascent into mania or the devastating descent into depression.
PERHAPS the best evidence that America's house prices have reached dangerous levels is the fact that house-buying mania has been plastered on the front of virtually every American newspaper and magazine over the past month.
Bodin's critics became more serious and dangerous with regard to his On the Demon-mania of Witches that was published in 1581 (Démonomanie).
My mania, enhanced by sleep deprivation and a dangerous amount of uppers, seized control and I dropped to my hands and knees, hunting for the die on the verge of hysterics.
