Sentence examples for peculiar mania from inspiring English sources
This peculiar mania is revealed as "a small thing of grandeur, a passion with a pedigree," Ted Conover wrote here last year.
Ten books, no hard covers, is a manifestation of the peculiar mania that overcomes otherwise rational people when they are imbued with deity-like powers over a disempowered, disfavored group of "others".
An Englishwoman's scathing portrait of American vulgarity, peculiar religious manias, incredible coarseness and lofty pretensions.
Not so her scathing portrait of American vulgarity, peculiar religious manias, incredible coarseness and lofty pretensions, called Domestic Manners of the American.
This is because we are adults and we care not for the peculiar and widespread manias of the teens.
Peculiar aspects of the induction of mania by bright light or sleep restriction suggest a theory that mania may be promoted by bifurcation of the circadian phasing of neuronal firing in two distinct populations of SCN neurons.
If you ask the Miser, much of our mania is surely stoked by the peculiar logistical problems encountered when trying to fit millions of people and ever more of their stuff into a limited amount of geographical space.
The mansard mania of 1868 to 1873 swept over New York with a peculiar incandescence, but then went out like a guttering candle.
Hunting, shooting and...shopping Going metric Adland's test tube Bits of memory Rockefeller revolutionary ReprintsThe desire to commemorate past achievements seems especially peculiar in the computer industry, given its obsessive focus on the future, its mania for constant improvement and the speed with which its products become obsolete.
