Meanings of modern craze in English

The modern craze for small specimens makes them quite unsuitable for procreation.

Like Weston, Clevedon is the outcome of the modern craze for health resorts.

GWTW was published at the beginning of the modern craze for genre romance fiction.

But this modern war, and this modern craze for self-revelation!

This modern craze for naturalness seems to me to be rather unwholesome, not to say perverted.

For Mr. Baines, to have replaced the sign would have been to condone, yea, to participate in, the modern craze for unscrupulous self-advertisement.

But the criticism of Eugenics soon expanded of itself into a more general criticism of a modern craze for scientific officialism and strict social organisation.

I wonder, Miss Pixie, with your temperament, and-er-under the circumstances that you have not been fired with the modern craze to do something before now.

Hereditary genius is one of our modern crazes.