Sentence examples for mania of from inspiring English sources

"We were caught in the mania of the market".

He said the share sale had represented "a mania of historic proportions".

They escaped in both directions during a prolonged mania of religious violence.

Adored Mania of Alli and Michelle, Daniel and Gregg, Ari and Zach, Benjamin and Daniel.

"It's like some mass hysteria it's like the tulip mania of politics," he said.

"Junun" is Hindi for "mania," or, more specifically, "the mania of love".

The money mania of the late Nineties was being replaced by a greater caution.

New Yorkers didn't create the digital-technology mania of the 90's.

The overall tone has been notably different from the Orange Book mania of three years ago.

Early in the mania, of course, investors who bought stocks based on wild targets did well.

I completely understand the vibration of mania, of extreme, almost uncontrollable reverie.