Sentence examples for fairly mad from inspiring English sources
"When we did the movie of 'Pirates of Penzance,' I was driven fairly mad," Mr. Kline recalled.
Disembarking at 110th Street, we walk over to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, one of whose architects, Ralph Adams Cram, was a fairly mad Wagnerian.
He travels, in "seven fairly mad days", from Cornwall to Aberdeen, stumbling upon intriguing people paying tribute to the sea in their own ways.
Critics went fairly mad with praise.
Yet a fairly standard mad girl in all the extremes that entails.
Had I been on Little Deadman's Cay by myself, I would have gone mad fairly quickly and begun speaking to coconuts or at least banging them together to hear some noise beyond my own breathing.
Not long ago, one soldier fairly drove the others mad with his requests for Juan Gabriel, a Latin American crooner ("The Neil Diamond of Central America" scoffed one announcer) while another prompted his comrades to pay the station to silence his request -- "Life is a Roller Coaster" by Ronan Keating.
He's also absolutely mad, and fairly hilarious.
But the vibe here is so all over the place it can't fairly be called madcap — just mad.
Those fellows were so mad I was fairly certain that they could make a great musical out of the Bronx telephone directory".
Murray mainly found positive aspects with the episode, explaining, "For a show that started out being a fairly dour procedural with wacky mad-scientist elements, Fringe has really worked its way into that fantasy/sci-fi sweet-spot, where its own forward momentum makes the ridiculous look likely and arcane mythology seem well-worth the time to sort through and analyze".
