Sentence examples for the mania of from inspiring English sources

"We were caught in the mania of the market".

"That just represents the mania of trying to get into the Internet business," Mr. Burnett said.

"Junun" is Hindi for "mania," or, more specifically, "the mania of love".

Early in the mania, of course, investors who bought stocks based on wild targets did well.

Up close, however, you can see the mania of a private ritual.

But both libertarians and Objectivists are moved by the mania of a single idea — a freedom indistinguishable from selfishness.

It's easy to forget that while you're entrenched in the mania of the daily running of a very busy clinic.

It is only because we are caught in the mania of a bubble market that we think we cannot change.

If he was mad, it wasn't the madness of the fulminating antisemite, rather the mania of the collector.

Affection is different, too, from the sophisticated reverie of Mr. Ung's music or the mania of Mr. Phan's.

In the mania of ill-considered Amazon shopping that preceded D-Day, we did buy several puppy-parenting manuals, but didn't open one of them.