Sentence examples for fine madness from inspiring English sources

It is not meant to romanticize psychosis or to signify the fine madness of the artist.

Now it has brought this 76-year-old Broadway hit back to life with a fine madness.

And her characterization falls short of Ms. Ruehl's fine madness, but it is convincingly frenzied and ultimately lovable.

At the same time, there is a fine madness in Marjorie, a heroic sense of despair and exasperation.

My mother thought the test pilot an ace and always laughed at the memory of his fine madness.

He called "The Larry Sanders Show" on HBO both an "unbeatable" example of "fine madness" and "the ultimate take on prime-time talk-show hosts".

Again, a subtle mother – in this case a sudden widow– is the sane fulcrum around which certain fine madnesses, ranging from the silly to the grotesque to the heartbroken, revolve and tilt.

In the fierce title role, Sherman Howard is a major player indeed, maneuvering an acting journey that begins with a most believable disorientation and uncontestable derangement, and winds up with the cool mastery of a fine, feigned madness.

If nothing else, we have proved that in the modern media as in so much else, there is a very fine line between madness and inspiration.

As for families who find it difficult to interact with school, who, in some cases, find school threatening, imposing fines would be madness and badness.

THERE is a fine line between mad love and pure madness.