Sentence examples for as a madness from inspiring English sources

These protests have come to be characterised as a madness confined to the backwaters of the country.

The Army modeled the possibility of using it as a madness gas, of dosing the enemy to gain quick advantage.

Shearer describes her feeling for Gable as a madness, and Howard, in "Animal Kingdom," seems to regard his attraction to Loy as a bewitchment.

While Dyer's husband and those unsympathetic to her labelled her as having a "madness", it is clear from her letters and her spoken words that her purpose and intentions were displayed with the utmost clarity of mind.

Harris does not regard Islamic fanaticism as a deviancy or a madness that affects a few Muslims and terrifies many.

It may be tempting to see Leonardo's fame as a bizarre madness divorced from his real art and life, and the French critic André Chastel argued something of the kind in a book about the Mona Lisa.

For example, some Somali participants indicated that they did not relate to the concept of depression; rather in their culture depression is characterized as a 'complete madness.' Limited knowledge of various culturally-specific mental health conceptualizations could result in appropriate diagnoses and treatment for mental health conditions such as depression.

Shoe fetishism is a leitmotif, as is progressive madness, not only in Don Jose but in Zuniga as well.

Mr. Nash's wife, Alicia, and sister appear in "A Brilliant Madness," as well as many of his former colleagues from Princeton and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

It's here that Blanche's madness will manifest, though Stella's marriage is viewed as a form of madness by Blanche.

Some commentators, such as Hieronymus Bosch, saw this world as a place of madness.