Sentence examples for false madness from inspiring English sources

During the course of the play, which Mr. Brook compares to the passage of a lifetime, this Hamlet's character nonetheless steadily darkens, from early restraint and false madness -- "when he is hunting people down intellectually, punishing them, laughing at them," as Mr. Lester put it -- to anger and despair and, finally, the resignation of his last words, "The rest is silence".

Fiction about madness, false identities and authorship.

A lively novel involving madness, false identities and the nature of authorship (Nicholson's 13th novel; he should know).

An entertaining, lively novel involving madness, false identities and the nature of authorship (Nicholson's 13th novel; he should know).

In Geoff Nicholson's "Bedlam Burning," a first-time novelist named Gregory Collins doesn't look like a genius either, and Nicholson uses Gregory's anxiety about his jacket photo as the premise for an entertaining and lively comedy of errors that involves madness, false identities and the nature of authorship itself.

Nostradamus is said to have predicted Trump's rise with talk of "the false trumpet concealing madness"; Bible-prophecy experts like Erika Grey, the author of such books as "The Antichrist of Revelation: 666," are waxing eschatological on Christian talk radio; and the "Broad City" girls are panicked that "it is about to get 'I Am Legend' up in here".

Early Christian communities accused each other's prophets of madness and of making false claims to divine knowledge.

They later admitted it to be "a pure creation making fun of all the madness surrounding every (mainly false) news concerning the two robots".

Nearly 80 years ago, the feature film "Reefer Madness" hit theaters, projecting demonstrably false anti-marijuana propaganda all over the big screen.

C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A30-31 EdiTheials: The fog of false choices; Hong Kong holding pattern; last-minute budget madness; rushing to execute in Texas.

And for those who are primed to offer red-herring responses and false equivocations of all-male colleges... stop the madness.