| It also meant that, in a world that was becoming always smaller and more melomaniac, the very few bands or artists who did manage to develop a true career, were more than ever in demand. |
| The melomaniac was anxious to learn the real cause of the tenor's fiasco. |
| Each year, the opera seeks to find an attractive mix of operas to satisfy the melomaniac as well as the neophyte. |
| Richard Melville Hall is a melomaniac and the son of a chemical expert and a hippie mother. |
