Sentence examples for equal to the madness of from inspiring English sources

Stoppard, this time, is more than equal to the madness of the triangle.

But the author persuades us that Tsafendas's mere existence constituted a kind of anti-apartheid, and that in the defining act of his life the power of madness had... shown itself equal to the madness of power.

The European search for the source of the Nile in the mid 19th century triggered a hysteria equal to the madness of the Space Race in the 1960s.

The heirs to the madness of 1993 had succeeded.

Skodas and Nissans were pretty horrid; Chinese workers were lost to the madness of Mao.

And the depth of their hatred is equaled by the madness of the destruction they design.

It turned out to be equally about the madness of movie making.

"I tried to understand the madness of Ophelia.

We wanted the camera to capture the madness of the Spice Girls".

(To learn more, see Mad Money … Mad Market? and The Madness of Crowds).

"It is a laborious madness, and an impoverishing one," he wrote, in the introduction to a 1941 collection of his short stories, "the madness of composing vast books..