Sentence examples for an expression of madness from inspiring English sources

The play is no longer an expression of madness, a thing made up of fragments, a disaster zone of terrible episodes.

(Who can forget the cover of _The Economist that carried a picture of a waving Kim Jong Il under the headline "Greetings, earthlings"?) For anyone not in their thrall or under their thumb, Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il appear so monstrous and so aberrant that it is almost an insult to reason to acknowledge that their primitive, impoverished ideology is not an expression of madness.

The "counterculture" of the 60's and early 70's was at once an expression of this madness and an attempt to find a way out of it.

Often, novels are claimed for the gothic because of a creaking stair or an imperilled maiden; yet true gothic lies not merely in tropes – though these are to be prized – but in an expression of transgression, madness or desire that makes the unnerved reader complicit in the tale.

But overall while my greatest joys were arriving at the top of cols, and speeding down descents in dramatic scenery, the event is also about being among a mass of riders, all celebrating cycling – often against all the odds and perhaps in a collective expression of madness.

In preproduction, six people from Looking Glass's Austin studios focused on the setting ahead of the game mechanics, and chose a story based around prominent conspiracy theories as an expression of the "millennial madness" in The X-Files and Men in Black.

The movie is a kind of awed testimonial to the power of madness and an expression of contempt for sweet reason, which comes off as hapless.

For a phobia is a species of madness.

One thing is certain: this dream returns like a leitmotif in a symphony of madness.

The SDLP's Alban Maginness has already said that "elections would be an act of madness".

The SNP described the move as an "act of madness by an out-of-control administration".