Sentence examples for brilliant madness from inspiring English sources

"This tournament is brilliant madness," says Phil Sawyer.

"A Brilliant Madness" is the least of the three.

As she was in "A Beautiful Mind," Alicia Nash is the heroine of "A Brilliant Madness".

"To some extent sanity is a form of conformity," Mr. Nash says in "A Brilliant Madness".

American Experience: A Brilliant Madness On most PBS stations next Sunday night (check local listings).

In the works for a year and a half, "A Brilliant Madness" shows the signs of its hemmed-in conception.

A member of the president's party who had close ties with her in the past and spoke on condition of anonymity summed up her actions this way: "It's both brilliant and madness," he said.

The brilliant grief and madness in Plummer's voice when Felice suggests that he and his sister go out into the world recalls not only Williams's lifelong struggle to keep reality at bay by imagining something else but also the ways in which one sibling's body and feelings can inhabit another's.

After four years with them he could win plaudits for the most brilliant paper on collective madness but perhaps not the World Cup.

From William Styron came Darkness Visible, also the title of his brilliant, harrowing memoir of madness.

Which neatly underlined the madness of a brilliant game, the penultimate match in a brilliant weekend of football in Spain.