Sentence examples for and madness in the from inspiring English sources
Archie and Amélie Love and Madness in the Gilded Age By Donna M. Lucey Illustrated.
6. 'MEDEA' The actress Fiona Shaw and the director Deborah Warner reinvent Euripides' play as a devastating study in fame, lust and madness in the age of the National Enquirer, when private breakdowns, breakups and humiliations have become public rituals.
The combination of possession and madness in the Ion's version of inspiration makes it hard to decide whether the dialogue approves of inspired poetry or condemns it.
The desperation and madness in the message reveals that the days of the Taliban and their extremist supporters are numbered.
He then expresses extreme dismay at all the death and madness in Gaza — without actually mentioning the words Hamas or Israel.
Last week, Roiphe wrote an essay in the Times about her mother Anne's new book, "Art and Madness," in which she says that the sort of sexism her mother faced at Paris Review parties in the sixties isn't "entirely unrecognizable" to her.
The moods that Mr. Wallace distilled so vividly on the page — the gradations of sadness and madness embedded in the obsessive, recursive, exhausting prose style that characterized both his journalism and his fiction — crystallized an unhappy collective consciousness.
In several songs – such as the excellent opener Selling Out and the later Not a Common Man – Patrick attempts to discover a relationship between his own psychosis and the madness in the world around him.
Intelligence in the lighting and subtle madness in the dialogue.
I was pondering these questions in obscure villages far from home, but they reminded me of another road trip I had taken a couple years prior with some Stanford pals back in the U.S. On that trip, we followed the California aqueducts that transferred water from Sacramento to Los Angeles, trailing the sprawling mess of water and energy madness in the American Southwest.
The combination of epic scale and, as the subtitle claims, intimacy makes this thoroughly American story Tolstoyan – with the Dostoevskian spectres of alcoholism, depression and madness looming in the background.
