Sentence examples for a madness of from inspiring English sources

For a long time, I seemed to have no choice, even though to the outsider, it appeared to be a madness of my own making.

This was a madness of multitasking – signalling, changing lanes, trying to make eye-contact with drivers, holding your nerve, trying not to scream like a child – but I did it.

A litter of puppies, or a madness of marmots, or a solitary hedgehog will deliver an urgent message about corn chips or data plans or hatchbacks, and it will be funny and cute.

These are chicken noodle soups you want to bathe in: sweet, spicy and fragrant, a happy contrast of hot broth, springy noodles and a madness of garnishes — from just a few rings of scallion to a spiky crown of caramelized shallots, steamed sweet shrimp and whole chilies stuffed with minced pork.

Like Trump, Poland has been an outspoken voice against Muslim immigration, with Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo, whose government has been accused of creating an increasingly xenophobic climate, calling EU-mandated refugee quotas "a madness of Brussels elites".

The defence claimed that Sabina was a secondary sufferer of Folie à deux, French for "a madness of two", going on to claim that she had transmitted insanity from her twin Ursula.

It's a strange madness of crowds — a combination of a lot of things.

If so, it is a madness worthy of respect.

What had murdered her was her mind, a madness factory full of blast furnaces and smokestacks.

It's a madness in many ways, of course.

There is a component of challenging madness in all this; a madness which challenges the expectation of the Major Man.