Sentence examples for mania trend from inspiring English sources

If blockchain was and continues to drive a Beatles-like mania trend at such prestigious events as the Cannes Lions Festival then this emerging technology sector is now officially starring in its own version of Let It Be.

Perhaps we were falling prey to the trend for retro-mania and its eclipse of the present with nostalgia for our past.

Well then get excited for the new trend in cocktail-mania: artisan ice.

As the dance-floor mania developed into a more upscale trend, the cruder sensuality of funk was eclipsed by the more polished Philadelphia sound and the controlled energy of what came to be known as Eurodisco.

The consumer's interest in the unusual and exotic generates trends within the fish mania itself.

First of all, several Yahoo! rankings confirm two big trends from Google's list: Twilight mania in France and that Michael Jackson was the celebrity news story of the year.

If two's a coincidence and three's a trend, nine is full on Primark sale-level mania.

The shift from soba connoisseurship to ramen mania is so thorough it can't be called a trend anymore.

Mr. Galbraith considers the outsized share issuance of recent years an ill effect of the stock market mania and says it will take time to reverse the trend.

And, surfing the slipstream of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones' global mania, demand for shorter hemlines soon took off (cementing the trend, Jackie Kennedy opted for a short white pleated Valentino dress for her marriage to Aristotle Onassis in 1968).

These genes were chosen because they displayed significant or trend increases of expression in the female bipolar patients with mania and psychosis.