Sentence examples for mania from from inspiring English sources

What distinguishes "Auto Mania" from these works, besides its tone, is the scope of its indictment.

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Drifting along the now calm waters, we received a running commentary of monkey mania from Karl and Fraser, steering our aluminium vessel.

In the past, Mr. Galliano's shows have derived their aura of mania from a seemingly incomprehensible juxtaposition of references, prints and fabrics, not to mention the sheer physical scale of the clothes.

As Pitt pushes 50, his physicality remains, but gone is the mania from his earlier work, in its place a more contemplative kinship with the obsessive characters he seems to feel most affinity towards.

If I want to be a little ahead of the trend, I can venture into some of the innovative, sensual blends of chypre (mossy, woody) and Oriental (rich, vanillalike), like Gucci Rush, Python from Trussardi or Mania from Armani.

You might think that the best solution is to prevent manias from developing at all, but that requires vigilance.

As in other books of this genre, much space is devoted to nine bubbles, scams and manias, from the Dutch tulip speculation of the 1630s to the Japanese bubble of the 1980s.

We've got ourselves one pop culture phenomenon of Egypt-o-mania, from the striped headdress to the gold leaf coated replica of Selket, the goddess who guarded the shrine containing the pharaoh's organs; one semi-cult of Tut-maniacs intrigued by the rituals and the razzma-TUT-tazz of it all.

He had contracted a lifelong mania for guns from duck-hunting excursions with his father, and was never unarmed if he could help it.

The most common types of psychiatric hospitalizations are for suicide attempts, detoxifications from drugs or alcohol, psychotic episodes caused by mania or from schizophrenia.