Sentence examples for cause madness from inspiring English sources

Much of the objection to wind power comes from the wind farms which are apparently big and noisy and cause madness or something.

Named for the town of Taranto, on the southern coast, this was a large, fearsome-looking wolf spider — no relation to American tarantulas — whose bite was said to cause madness, melancholy, and death.

"Dad didn't say that families always cause madness: he told me towards the end of his life that some people are born mad, some achieve madness and some have it thrust upon them," Adrian tells me.

Loud-speaking is not the same as plain speaking; the loudspeaker not only is capable of disturbing the peace but through excess the volume can cause madness and death.

A mammoth stone That sums it up... Debunked as a deity, stripped of its abilities to cause madness & to promote crops, nervously plucking at the tides like an old pensioner perpetually adjusting a blanket, the venerable satellite cut a negligible figure in our eyes.

"In Mexico by the 1890s, marijuana was believed to cause madness and violence," says Campos.

She believes Laing became a kind of hostage to his own propaganda about a dysfunctional society sometimes causing madness.

The outdoor pool — really a shallow trough in the park, one foot at its deepest end — had been full of kids, "splashing all ways, causing madness".

The New Yorker, September 15 , 1951P. 74 Some bread that caused madness, agonies and deaths was sold in the village of Pont-St.-Esprit Pont-St.-Esprit Pont-St.-Esprit

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, September 15 , 1951P. 74 Some bread that caused madness, agonies and deaths was sold in the village of Pont-St.-Esprit Pont-St.-Esprit Pont-St.-Esprit

(It was believed that thujone in wormwood, long used in its manufacture, caused madness).