Sentence examples for latest mania from inspiring English sources

The "internet of things" is turning into Silicon Valley's latest mania.

It serves the kind of comfort food that makes you think "Norman Rockwell" -- banana-and-walnut pancakes, sloppy Joes and now, in the wake of Mr. Crismon's latest mania, ribs, brisket and pulled pork sandwiches with a spicy Arkansas sauce.

No small part of this latest vampire mania seems to stem from the ethereal cool and youthful sexiness with which the demons are portrayed.

Or is it, I wondered, just another catch-all phrase used by entrepreneurs and investors to describe the latest Silicon Valley mania?

The grotesquely extravagant retrospective of the artist-entrepreneur Takashi Murakami at the Brooklyn Museum ranks with the year's best shows not in quality (I deemed it fairly awful) but in quantity and quiddity, as an apotheosis of the late market mania — something to tell our grandchildren about, someday.

One exception is the trial that has been performed specifically in late-life mania, but the key results for which are yet to be published (Young et al. 2010).

Late-onset mania appears to have a distinctive phenotype, pathophysiology, and risk factors (Leboyer et al. 2005; Vasudev and Thomas 2010; Sheeran et al. 2012; Schouws et al. 2009, 2012; Sajatovic et al. 2005; Sajatovic and Chen 2011; Sajatovic et al. 2015a).

Our latest base-building mania: Washington's expanding "empire of bases" for its secret CIA and Special Forces drone wars in the Greater Middle East goes almost unnoticed (except at sites like this).

Fundamentally it serves a purpose injecting a bit of telly-assisted glamour into an otherwise completely standard Saturday night in the kind of club where you're more likely to hear "Sex on Fire" than the latest Sex Tags Mania 12".

Wasn't one of the lessons of the late great market mania that rose-colored glasses, while providing a pretty view, can also blind you?

The size and nature of this financial services debt — and the customers who bought it — are central to the late great credit mania we have just lived through.