Sentence examples for driven madness from inspiring English sources

While the TSSA said it believed a leadership team of Mr Findlay and Ayrshire MP Katy Clark would "represent the workable alternative to the market driven madness that is causing so much harm to ordinary people in Scotland and across the UK".

ASLEF general secretary Mick Whelan described the MSP as having the "character, vision, talent and ability" to deliver change, while the TSSA said it believed a leadership team of Mr Findlay and Ms Clark would "represent the workable alternative to the market driven madness that is causing so much harm to ordinary people in Scotland and across the UK".

Banquo's ghost haunts Macbeth, and Lady Macbeth is driven to madness by her guilt.

Movie chefs have always tended to be creatures of extremes, driven to madness or saintliness by their calling.

Second, it aims at vindicating his wife, Zelda Sayre, as an artist, cramped and driven into madness by the patriarchal brutalities of her time and her circle.

A successful theater actor working largely in Hamburg and Vienna, Philipp plays an astonishment of different roles, including that of Woyzeck, the poor German soldier driven to madness and murder.

I wonder at how he could have written the character of Dejanira, the wife of Hercules, driven to madness by her unrelenting (and sadly, unjustified) jealousy.

Some say that the daughter of the great Irish novelist was driven to madness by her father's disapproval of her relationship with his protégé, young Sam Beckett.

The most tragic is Eva, who lost her fiance in the war and who is driven towards madness when spurned by a bankrupt ex-naval hero.

8 P.M. (13) LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR The French soprano Natalie Dessay reprises the role of Donizetti's fragile heroine, driven to madness, in this revival of the production by Mary Zimmerman originally presented by the Metropolitan Opera in 2007.

"Woyzeck," Georg Büchner's 1837 play about a soldier driven to madness and murder by poverty, exploitation and jealousy, is sometimes considered the first modern tragedy and is a primary source of absurdist theater.