Sentence examples for shared mania from inspiring English sources
On every page, the policy reflects Mr. Bloomberg's, Dr. Frieden's and Dr. Chu's shared mania for gathering and analyzing data, and for using the results to direct policy and gauge what programs are working.
"Fashion's Night Out" articulated the industry's shared mania to encourage consumers back into stores in the midst of the worst U.S. recession in 70 years.
Visconti, Tosi and Tirelli took their shared mania for authenticity to its logical conclusion in "Death in Venice" (1971), for which almost all the costumes, including Silvana Mangano's unforgettable belle époque outfits and enormous hats, were original pieces.
He contended that the two terms of his comparison shared "a mania for [state] intervention", and argued that the National Liberals had a tendency to overregulate the economy.
A mania shared by two people, one of whom appears to be dominant, is called a delusion by proxy and is rare.
The best writers can lead readers to share their manias.
Ms. Haberman, it turns out, shared her vintage-Rockette mania.
Tom Butchart, the store's owner, tends to their particular manias with a thoughtful respect, and a shared sense of passion suffuses every exchange.
Somewhat different conclusions were drawn from the twin study of McGuffin et al. (2003), who reported a substantial genetic correlation between mania and depression (0.65), but found that 71%% of the variance for mania was not shared with depression.
In his new memoir-cum-travelogue, "Italian Ways," Parks enlarges this net to fantastical dimensions in order to bag Italy's sprawling, convoluted and (in a way) stupendous railway system and subject it to his scrutiny — on the theory, he explains to skeptics who don't share his train mania, that any culture "manifests itself entirely in anything the people of that culture do".
But while eBay managed to capture the former for itself, no one company (or group) to date has harnessed the file "sharing" (or stealing) mania for itself, which has led to continuing legal actions between the record industry and some of its more passionate consumers.
