Sentence examples for as madman from inspiring English sources

There have been Otellos more dulcet or clarion, but Martinelli's is the complete portrayal: as lover, as madman, as penitent murderer.

Improvising, he bought a Hudson dealership on Slauson Avenue in Huntington Park for $2,600 from Earl Muntz, also known as Madman, who pioneered the kind of lunatic hard-sell commercials on radio that Mr. Worthington would perfect on television.

Had a powerful Australian distributor such as Madman picked up Aim High! when we pitched it, I am confident it would have held its own against Australian features screening at the time.

Earl Muntz, a legendary Los Angeles car salesman known as Madman Muntz, installed radios in the 30's that could play as the car drove, and states like Massachusetts considered prohibiting radios in cars as a dangerous distraction.

Guild Hall The myth of the artist as madman and outlaw perpetrator of psycho social anarchy continues to inspire many young and not so young artists, including Dennis Oppenheim, who started out more than three decades ago as a Conceptualist and Earthwork sculptor.

The opposition sees Fidesz as madmen, bigots and bullies.

Religious groups denounced the two scientists as madmen who were trying to play God.

He went on to describe climate scientist Michael Mann and activist Bill McKibben as "madmen".

Hoffman's view is that all terrorists have goals, and that it is dangerous to see them only as madmen bent on destruction.

They were related activities of the reckoning of each day, and Pepys, who regarded those who did not keep their own books as madmen, found catharsis in this virtuous and disciplined activity.

Ousted Chechen separatist president Aslan Maskhadov, who was killed just six months later, condemned the seizure of the school but blamed Russian policy in Chechnya, describing the attackers as "madmen" seeking to avenge the Chechen people for atrocities carried out by Russians.