Sentence examples for feeling of madness from inspiring English sources

We know, unlike them, that Patrick has no cause to be proud of his mother, and that, far from applauding the conversion of the Saint-Nazaire family home into a foundation, he has found its loss catastrophic: "For a long time the feeling of madness brought on by the loss of his French home had made it impossible to get over his resentment of Eleanor.

This feeling of madness, of an upside-down logic inherent in experiencing systemic oppression, is central to Bopape's artwork.

Whether it was a metaphor (greedy bankers, the designers' current problems with the tax authorities or just the idea that money makes the fashion world go 'round), there was an energy to the show and a feeling of intense design madness.

With the lack of an obvious offence, it's often a case of being crushed by a thousand tiny micro-aggressions; they can be hard to prove, both to an employer and to yourself, contributing to a feeling of slow-burning madness: am I imagining this?

It infuses a kind of madness, a feeling that anything is possible.

It's not possible to listen to petroleum industry executives defending their reckless extraction of oil without feeling that we are living in an age of madness.

There is a restrained sense of madness throughout The Cars That Ate Paris; a feeling the drama might tip over into mayhem at any moment.

It is not just that in one level the victim is the Yamada's nubile teenage daughter, who happens to be taking a bath; it is also the "fly on the wall" feeling of watching a family disintegrate into madness.

The architects say the design was also inspired by the barely controlled chaos of the London Underground, and there is a feeling of the tube's maze-like madness in their twisting tunnels, as visitors loop through the multiple layers of plastic sheeting, trying to find out how each passage connects.

The feeling of Catatonic is described as "a unique blend of comfort and paralysis," wherein audiences get to experience the "full brunt of madness".

And that kind of sensation is madness, that melting, dripping feeling of thinking you're in control, and you can do this and live life better than everyone else around.. And you make a mess of it.