mania造句

Sports mania. Deafening crowds.

He was completely bitten with the angling mania.

However, the results were not as striking for mania.

Those who follow Asia’s FTA mania refer to this as the “noodle bowl”.

My mania can also be mixed with depression, giving me the negativity of the depression and the energy of the mania.

Several analysts therefore predict that after taking a short breather, emerging-market mania will resume.

Shiller believes America is in the grip of an irrational mania.

Sometimes, severe episodes of mania or depression include symptoms of psychosis(or psychotic symptoms).

I'll tell you later about what it means for me, as well as how depression and mania affect me.

The classic form of the illness, which involves recurrent episodes of mania and depression, is called bipolar I disorder.

During mania, they might be too wound up to sleep, their thoughts might race, and they might have boundless energy.

The debate about whether rising house prices are the result of a mania or rational calculation intensifies.

That is partly because Nagano, in a race of inscrutable men, is notoriously tight of tongue, partly because the Japanese have a mania for secrecy.

It was simply making money for its partners and investors by examining closely the shaky foundations of the mortgage mania, and undermining them.

But a hefty dose of realism is in order amid all the yuan-internationalization mania now sweeping some corners of Asia.

As Jacko-mania reaches fever pitch, tabloid stories about the secretive King of Pop begin to circulate, including rumours that he had undergone plastic surgery and skin bleaching.

The good news is that there were a few skeptics, even during the height of the mania: Howard Kurtz of The Daily Beast, James Fallows of The Atlantic and Jonathan Chait of The New Republic.