Sentence examples for actually mad from inspiring English sources
Although he'd probably be horrified to hear himself described this way, he is a profoundly English filmmaker, in the best sense -- willful, eccentric and, if not actually mad, at least an enthusiastic connoisseur of madness, a constant lover of human folly.
Harrison must be, actually, mad, I think.
The first recorded glam rock song was actually "Mad Dogs and Englishmen", performed in 1931 by the composer and wit, Noël Coward.
When he took the job, his father said to him: "Are you actually mad?" The timing of the announcement is intriguing.
Back in London, I start to wonder if the stuff about bad spirits and swirling demons isn't actually mad at all.
I guess it's also that question of, is it actually madder to do a job that ends up driving you mad because you're not being fully yourself?
He actually got really mad and then he threw an ashtray at me.
Actually, someone was really mad about the bald eagle post because they said I killed the eagle of their country.
Actually, they're not really mad at all.
How do humans actually contract mad cow disease?
