Sentence examples for mania on from inspiring English sources
No! This everything shining and blinking, this everybody being "sweet," being so "kind and nice" to one another, this shopping mania on each avenue, each street, even each alley, all these lights and decorations -- they are just there to remind each of us how uncolorful and nasty the other 360 days of the year are.
A decade ago, when Augustin started the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Linux computer maker, he had no idea that he would one day take his company public amid Linux mania on Wall Street.
This isn't common-or-garden hypercompetitiveness; it seems to be a kind of mania, on a literally architectural scale.
Not surprisingly, since we live in a time of distaff trend-peddling — opting out, leaning in, feminist housewifery — she pins this mania on women.
My heart sank for a moment, both at the news that there was no room, and the intrusion of media mania on my village idyll.
With the football World Cup pressing hard on us and England mania on the rise, spare a thought for those of us who are not England supporters.
There's a mania going on, and people consume themselves with preparations".
That's the most irresponsible fiscal notion since the tax-cutting mania brought on by the advent of supply-side economics.
What Van Gogh felt like in the morning after four or five glasses of absinthe, with epilepsy and mania coming on….
Walter White has left us, but his brand of khaki-clad, suburban-dad mania lives on in the story of Forrest MacNeil, the affably deranged main character of "Review," which (like "Too Many Cooks") mined Heisenbergian commitment for maximum comedic value.
