Sentence examples for mania to from inspiring English sources

There is a slight tinge of mania to all this.

Their mania to save taxpayers could cost taxpayers.

The mood has changed from mania to remorse.

And what causes such mania to blossom into the lethal conviction that everything must be annihilated?

Or maybe the older generation, resisting the current mania to tell all, keeps some sadness private.

And credit Trinity with the another type of squash-proliferation: bringing squash mania to its students.

Tom Brooke brings all his scrawny intensity and hint of suppressed mania to the German cook.

Among Disneyphiles, at least, the wait for Toy Story Mania to open is unbearable.

Still, there are an increasing number carrying bridal mania to new heights, or depths.

Instead, expect Delly-mania to remain alive and well in Cleveland come October.

And with plans to translate it into a dozen languages, the book has taken Hernando-mania to a new level.