Sentence examples for a touch of madness from inspiring English sources

His famous film, The Blood of a Poet, will also be screened as part of the A Touch of Madness: The 20s cinema programme (until 31 May) that showcases films made in the 1920s (such as Cocteau's) or modern films set in France during that same period, including the Hong Kong premiere of Therese Desqueyroux (released 2012), the last film from noted director Claude Miller.

A touch of madness and the touch of a miracle".

LaChapelle's pictures, of course, have a touch of madness about them.

Mr. Gergiev was not afraid to go for wailing, brassy fervor and a touch of madness in the Infernal Dance.

Falling somewhere in between, Mancini keeps them all aloft, like a juggler, with more than a touch of madness.

Mr Baumol thinks a "touch of madness" is probably one of the chief qualifications for the job.Economists have little to say about madness, of course.

In midweek the Argentinian coach Ángel Cappa had suggested that Messi looked like he had lost a bit of the joy for football, a touch of the "madness".

There's also a touch of Reefer Madness (1936), the self-satirising propagandist film about the spread of drugs among young people.

Your Sinclair's reviewer stated "Maybe Bubble Bus had a touch of Moonlight Madness when it picked this one for its new release".

It was full of passion, joy and just a little touch of madness — just like its star".

It's also freezing, so those who do surf here have a slight touch of madness about them.