Sentence examples for forms of madness from inspiring English sources
Because the troubled mind has been influenced by healers of diverse religious and scientific persuasions, the forms of madness from one place and time often look remarkably different from the forms of madness in another.
Mr. Kramer's reasons for such unexpected comedy seemed to be that love and life are alternating forms of madness, equally absurd, achieving sanity only in death.
The truest mark of a hero, Hughes-Hallett suggests, is the ability to inspire in others forms of madness - whether desire, or terror, or both.
Actually there's method in both these forms of madness: research shows that plants respond differently to different moons, absorbing more water during the full moon, for example.
The movie takes its own place in what Michel Foucault called the History of Unreason – the various forms of madness that are not included in the official history of the western enlightenment.
When I had finished working on Mad, Bad and Sad, my history of women and the mind-doctors, I found myself wanting to explore love – one of our last socially sanctioned forms of madness.
Although many individual Giselles have made powerful impressions in the mad scene, you can see why this anti-dance form of madness proved a dead end for ballet.
