Sentence examples for entirely mad from inspiring English sources

There's an argument to be made that, in the four years since, music has gone entirely mad, and the madness has gone mainstream, with everyone from Grimes to Nicki Minaj pursuing dogged eccentricity.

So you see, the world really has gone entirely mad.

But back to my point that the world has gone entirely mad.

One thing that amazed me when I entered teaching was how much homework appeared to be entirely mad, and set for little purpose beyond bureaucracy.

Now she is totally mad.

It was at the height of Steinbrenner's hauteur and mad emperorship, but Bill James, no less, somewhere along the line made the case that, if not exactly what you would call a rational program, it wasn't entirely crazy.

It's comprised almost entirely of mad-as-hell, working class and disenfranchised white men who feel marginalized in a culturally, economically and socially modernizing America.

Last week, the world seemed to have gone mad entirely.

Personally, I love her in the short black and white striped sweater dress, black tights and brown suede lace-up boots she is wearing, with a Russian-inflected thick white wool hairband, entirely opposite the mad, faded aristocrat with whom she was communing last night.

It's tempting to posit that the editors are actually aliens who learned about Earth culture entirely from binge-watching Mad Men (with the occasional break for Animal House and Porky's).

Now, if you're like me, you think that Mad Men exists entirely to get to the bottom of Don Draper's psyche.