Sentence examples for persistent mania from inspiring English sources
John E. Tiano, a 47-year-old dentist with two offices in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area, shared much of this ebullience, succumbing in late 1998 to what he found to be a surprisingly persistent mania for speculative dot-com and other technology stocks.
The mutual coupling of SCN oscillator components might be expected to resolve any transient internal desynchronization within a few days, but perhaps bright light exposures both soon after awakening and again past mid-wake would stabilize persistent mania, just as LDLD lighting can prevent bifurcated circadian oscillations from resolving among hamsters.
Here's the thing -- this is a movie movie -- something that leaves you so dazzled and jazzed from frame one, that you can't help but give in to its persistent cinema-mania, Bollywood nods, Dickensian tropes and of course, the edge-of-your-seat tension of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire".
The art market in which he worked rose and fell along with persistent wars and speculative economies, like the tulip mania crash of 1637.
The persistent substance use in males, particularly prior to, and at the onset of the psychotic mania, might in part explain their more severe levels of psychopathology and poorer functioning (as measured by the GAF).
Patients with bipolar disorder were referred to the Copenhagen Clinic for Affective Disorder from secondary healthcare when a diagnosis of a single mania or bipolar disorder was made for the first time or in the case of occurrence of treatment resistance (persistent depressive or manic symptoms or recurrence despite treatment in standard care).
Republicans have a mania.
