Sentence examples for become madness from inspiring English sources

And would, in time, become madness?

A character in John Updike's "The Witches of Eastwick" thinks that "marriage is like two people locked up with one lesson to read, over and over, until the words become madness".

It became madness to restrain your own desires because surely your rivals over yonder would not be restraining theirs.

The avenger becomes mad or feigns madness to cover his intent.

The set was a living organism, emitting turmoil and images of chaos: when an old piano was played, its discordancy seemed to echo through the language; when Cumberbatch, as Hamlet, feigned madness, or became mad, the portraits on the walls seemed to glower at him.

IN ITS EARLY DAYS, the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament bore little resemblance to what has become March Madness.

They don't do it because, thanks to technology-driven transformations over that time, it simply doesn't make any sense; in fact it has become complete madness.

Their methods - Originalism and Textualism - have become their madness.

My Bible, at that point, became "Hamburger Madness".

"It becomes the madness of the crowds," says Tetlock.

The project, however, was canceled and the two began work an idea of Cerny's that eventually became Marble Madness.