Sentence examples for genuine mania from inspiring English sources
Carnival-like sequences take on genuine mania and menace.
Was Holmes's mania for logic a reaction to his father's genuine mania?
Here was true baseball mania!
Our current mania is buttressed by the genuine harm perpetrated by real child abusers, but it's reinforced by another characteristic.
As Kay Redfield Jamison notes in "An Unquiet Mind," her memoir of bipolar disorder, mania can inspire powerful and genuine expressions of personality and creativity.
Whether scrutiny of the history of capitalism represents a genuine paradigm shift or a case of scholarly tulip mania, one thing is clear.
Indeed, so entertained was the genuine novelist by the whirligig of her forebear's social mania, especially on the Isle of Wight, that she also wrote a play on the subject — a surreal semi-farce entitled "Freshwater," first performed in 1935, which is roughly as amusing as you would expect a farce by Virginia Woolf to be.
