Sentence examples for new mania from inspiring English sources

Then came showroom paraphernalia -- and a new mania.

Today there's a new mania, which looks different from the others: it fits in your pocket.

A rally to recommend a parallel name change in the country's premier city -- to New Mania, H.A. (High Anxiety) -- will be held at the same time in Times Square because the city, too, is in constant agitation over fears of chaos.

It won't make you money in all kinds of markets but it will help protect you from being swept away by each new mania.

This isn't some new mania: he's been scanning fish since the 1990s, and knows the scientific benefits of this kind of data.

I may never understand fully the modern mania for new-fangled electro-automatic machinations, but I suppose this will make it easier to buy Timbits individually, so go forth and enjoy.

Much of that rise reflects a new German mania for fast-growing companies.

This new, strange mania means we forget not only history, but the recent past.

Inevitably, the talk is of bubbles about to pop, of a new speculative mania, of lessons not learnt.

A new Marley Mania is set to be unleashed by a sweeping merchandising deal concluded this week between the children of Mr Marley and a Chicago-based private equity firm, Hilco Consumer Capital.

It grows its own architects, such as the Cuban-born, Florida-raised, Rene Gonzalez, who says that the new architecture mania also makes it easier for him to create his own works of handsome modernism.