Sentence examples for be a bit mad from inspiring English sources

It used to be a bit mad.

JUST a century ago, you had to be a bit mad to stay on the Venetian island of San Clemente.

The way Haley talks about the era suggests that the season will be a bit Mad Men where season 1 was a bit Breaking Bad.

To think about women's colleges in the 1950's is to enter a world that seems so alien, so obsessed with domesticity, as to be a bit mad.

Now we all know goalkeepers have to be a bit mad, but I didn't spot her in that bit of team-building video of 'Party In the USA'.

Be a little random, don't be afraid to be a bit mad.

The world of the quiz-setter is a bit mad.

Art history has been a bit mad on that subject.

But people must think she's a bit mad.

Usually they thought she was a bit mad.

"It's a bit mad!" the 35-year-old admits.