Sentence examples for element of madness from inspiring English sources
The bomb for me introduced the element of madness [you find] in fable," says Sachs, when we meet this week in London.
The 1st time we ever saw a large, heavy airplane drop swiftly out of the sky for a landing, we thought the maneuver had an element of madness in it.
Fans of Miyazaki will see clear autobiographical elements in this depiction of a man devoted to a dream at any cost, an obsession which he himself admits possesses "an element of madness… yearning for something too beautiful can ruin you".
As it turns out, there is an element of statistical madness — the Ratings Percentage Index — embedded in the selection process itself.
There was an element of 'regeneration madness' in the toilets where they had fashioned urinals out of gas canisters.
He is ruddy and sweet of complexion, never raddled or rattled, and director Michael Grandage hints that the element of "pretend" in the madness and the grief is all part of a larger show.
"Speak to Me" and "Breathe" together stress the mundane and futile elements of life that accompany the ever-present threat of madness, and the importance of living one's own life – "Don't be afraid to care".
The universe is broken and the Wyrm -- the fundamental element of decay in the cosmos -- in the depths of madness, seeks to destroy reality.
The Loney contained all the best elements of the gothic novel: Roman Catholicism, haunting tracts of wilderness, hints of madness, weird conversations, and a decrepit house.
