Sentence examples for my mania from inspiring English sources

I'm not alone in my mania.

One morning, after I diversified my mania, my writing no longer stank of decay.

In retrospect, my mania for Beethoven may have been a way of forestalling a reckoning with my sexuality: rather than commit myself, I disappeared into a fleshless realm.

"Discovery is mostly my mania," Burton said, but there was also something maniacal in his determination to destroy his former companion's reputation.

One of them was the acute desire to be alone, since any companion, no matter how quiet, interfered with the concentrated enjoyment of my mania.

To a point where I was ignoring the greatest female tennis player in the world to indulge my mania for running tech?

But in 2004 he went public with his problem, telling a Brazilian magazine that "my manias were making me uncomfortable," and announced that he was getting treatment.

And despite my near mania, the person fielding my after-hours emergency call informed me that a non-working oven is, in fact, NOT an emergency, even though it felt like one after three days of electricians, plumbers and exterminators.

While there wasn't one clear moment in which I decided to cease my pinning, as soon as I did, my marriage mania began to recede.

While I may I reach that "horrid" age of 29 still unwed, the delay might just allow me to transcend the issues my marriage mania masked, giving me time to realize that I've indeed "gotten somewhere," all on my own.

During the height of my dieting mania, I used to torture myself regularly at the all-you-can-eat supper at Country Harvest Buffet.