Sentence examples for dose of madness from inspiring English sources

They add a dollop of mystery, a dose of madness and a crucial heartbeat to a strangely bloodless, mirthless presidential contest.

While Derek Jacobi and Stellan Skarsgård bring poker faces and heft to the roles of the king and grand duke respectively, Bonham Carter injects a much needed dose of madness.

The NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments are fully underway and have been providing us with an ample dose of March Madness.

This is the first dose of March Madness for Irvine, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary and has more than 29,000 undergraduate and graduate students who attend classes at its sprawling, beach-close campus.

Iain Martin at the Telegraph says George Osborne has been suffering from a dose of trade mission madness.

The chancellor has caught a dose of TMM (trade mission madness), a temporary condition which afflicts leading politicians who are abroad "flying the flag" for British industry.

For a much-needed dose of historical perspective amid the madness, try this 1961 archive clip of Mandela's first TV interview.

A moment of madness.