Sentence examples for mania grew from inspiring English sources
That became impossible as the subprime mania grew.
Neymar mania will grow and grow.
That's part of what great parents, and great teachers, can do: help young people overcome self-doubt, unleash their curiosity, and do whatever's in their heart, even if that turns out to be a mania for growing mold in closets.
They are also correct to relate the growing mania for cocking a snook at the establishment to the "impulsive radicalism" of the British art school scene.
John Rambo the Facebook App taps in to the growing mania for games on Facebook, complete with scoreboard and rankings.
Dr. Robert M. Post, who pioneered the use of the anticonvulsant Tegretol in mania treatment, said his work grew out of research that showed Tegretol to be superior to Dilantin in dampening hyperexcitability in the primitive part of the brain, the apparent site of problems like mania.
"They grew up in the late 1990s New Economy mania and then said, 'We don't just want to be a startup that gets flipped,'" Collins says.
He grew with unnatural speed and was seized by a mania so extreme that psychiatrists resorted to injecting him daily with 120mg of the anti-psychotic drug haloperidol.
Having for decades largely neglected the need for efficient light-rail systems as its cities grew, it is now in the midst of metro-mania.
The popularity of Botox reflects the growing national mania for cosmetic surgery and the array of related procedures that try to slow time's winged chariot.
It is heartening to hear the President acknowledge that the mania for testing has grown out of control, and to witness him asserting the inspiring influence of his own best teachers.
