Sentence examples for more monomaniacal patterns from inspiring English sources
Men, it is pretty well established, have better motor and spatial abilities than women, and more monomaniacal patterns of thought.
As his work got larger, more public and more pretentious -- and as, during the 1960's, his sense of his mission and of his importance grew increasingly more monomaniacal and inflated -- the quality of his output declined in direct proportion.
The sounds coalesce into a variety of more comprehensible patterns.
And the world settles into more and more familiar patterns.
Un-farcing means you stop the old patterns; re-farcing means you create new more desirable patterns.
More important, voting patterns may not repeat themselves.
The quieter the band the more obvious these patterns are.
Initially Obama allowed us to redefine American exceptionalism as something more than monomaniacal use of force and overconsumption.
The brighter and the more eye-catching patterns the better.
But solids are more common than patterns.
