Sentence examples for such mania from inspiring English sources

"I've never seen such mania over one player in my 23 years in the sport," said Worcester, the Pilot Pen tournament director.

No such mania infects "The Young Victoria," Jean-Marc Vallée's account of the monarch's early years, which veers in the other direction.

In the face of such mania, the animals of "The Going to Bed Book" adopt any variation possible — this time, exercising after their bath.

Spielberg was relaxed enough to identify a comic thrust in such mania, whereas Roger Michell seems wary of loosening, or roughing up, the tenseness of his material.

Nevertheless, there has never been such mania for Sherlock Holmes.

Such manias arise in periods of radical change and their resultant uncertainty and stress.

Without such manias, they suggest, growth would have been much slower.

He recounted that he had recently reread the classic book "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds," which explored such manias as the speculative panic over tulip bulbs in Holland during the seventeenth century.

"That's why we had such a mania, and they don't get corrected overnight".

The last such stock mania occurred in May 1997 when Beijing Enterprises, a mainland Chinese company known as a red chip, issued shares amid a wave of euphoria over the return of Hong Kong to China.

But surely this debate happens all the time; we do prevent development in the name of preserving the environment, and we do argue about whether raising taxes on the rich, or increasing benefits for the poor, is necessary for social cohesion.In short, an obsessive focus on GDP might be wrong but it's not clear that we have developed such a mania.