Sentence examples for his mania from inspiring English sources
Exposing Madoff became Markopolos's intellectual and moral quest, his mania, his life.
But reality, we assumed, would sooner or later impose a limit on his mania.
It was not long before his mania for partisan calculation was exposed.
Lowell, his mania still cresting, recasts the Maine misadventure as the unstoppering of a very old bottle.
His quirks, his mania, his delirious spiritual perspective – always a fusion of sacred and profane – all amp-up the drama.
Although Homer has been given his own mania, his obsession with narrative, he is basically Langley's straight man.
His manias became increasingly florid.
For many years, he felt an urge to seek treatment for his "manias," but while serving in the Navy from 1986 to 1992, he said, a friend discouraged him from getting help.
While Carrère treats Limonov — a professional mythomaniac and part-time fascist-cum-Bolshevik — as a spectacular literary character reflecting Russia's (somewhat less spectacular) recent history, Borchgrevink's Breivik works out the details of his manias in a metaphorical/literal lonely room, out of which he emerges as a killer.
Despite several attempts to have him return to psychiatric care in the weeks that followed, my father was no longer willing to accept the existence of his disorder, preferring instead to live for the dizzying highs of his manias.
