Sentence examples for mania as a from inspiring English sources
Barely visible to any but a few inside Merrill, Pyxis was created at the height of the mortgage mania as a sink for subprime securities.
It is hard to recognize a sickness, given that there is usually some ideology that explains away the mania as a new normal.
On the other hand, I thought, maybe I should see princess mania as a sign of progress, an indication that girls could celebrate their predilection for pink without compromising strength or ambition; that at long last they could "have it all": be feminist and feminine, pretty and powerful, earn independence and male approval.
And in my head I replayed my favorite post-debate analyses: Al Gore's wondering if the altitude in Denver had incapacitated Obama; one Republican strategist's description of that Obama performance and Biden's subsequent mania as a "sleepy cop/crystal meth cop" routine.
Debate over the status of mania as a separate disorder is not recent.
The removal of mania as a diagnostic category represents a major change in our dimensional model of the mood spectrum.
My own patience thins where meticulousness becomes adjectival mania, as when a paperweight suggests a sword-blade of three-ore'd fishscale-burnished antimony- lead-and-tin smoky water-drop type-metal smoothness emery-armored against rust.
In the non-medical use of psychostimulants, safety risks and side effects of stimulants (e.g. gastrointestinal symptoms, dizziness, induction of psychosis or mania) as well as misuse, a certain abuse potential and withdrawal symptoms have to be considered [ 5, 13, 14].
This behavior in a person with bipolar disorder is a sign of mania, as are many irresponsible and risky behaviors that may be equally unappealing to you.
It offers a good analysis of religious mania, as well as showing, in the downfall of Urbain Grandier (played by Oliver Reed in Ken Russell's adaptation of the book) how dangerous it could be to snub Cardinal Richelieu.
All the Bright Places, Jennifer Niven's recent bestselling love story, gives an insight into the superhuman feelings of mania as well as the engulfing whale-mouth of depression.
